Conducted 10 sessions
on AcceptedTogether
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[Last active: 7 days ago]


[Typically responds in 11 hours]
[Last active: 7 days ago]
Conducted 10 sessions
on AcceptedTogether
Hi premeds!
My name is Nour, and I’m a first-year medical student at the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry at Western University. I’m so excited to be here to support you on your journey to med school!
I completed my undergraduate degree in Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences (HSP) at Western, followed by a Master of Health Science in Global Health Systems, where I had the incredible opportunity to complete an internship at the Joint...
Hi premeds!
My name is Nour, and I’m a first-year medical student at the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry at Western University. I’m so excited to be here to support you on your journey to med school!
I completed my undergraduate degree in Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences (HSP) at Western, followed by a Master of Health Science in Global Health Systems, where I had the incredible opportunity to complete an internship at the Joint Clinical Research Centre (JCRC) in Kampala, Uganda.
Like many of you, my path to medicine wasn’t linear. I got in during my second application cycle, so I deeply understand the emotional, mental, and financial toll this process can take. I had an MCAT score of 508, which left me feeling unsure, but I learned that getting into med school is about more than just stats. I leaned into my strengths: I built meaningful experiences through work and volunteering, pursued research and secured multiple publications, and explored personal interests like rock climbing and weight lifting. I strengthened my extracurriculars and found new ways to tell my story.
In my first cycle, I received zero interviews and was crushed. But I took that experience and used it to grow. I learned how to write strong essays that reflect who I am, how to frame my ABS effectively, and how to prepare for interviews with strategy and confidence. The following cycle, I received an interview and acceptance to my top choice, Western.
I’m here to help you do the same.
Whether you’re looking for:
I’ve got you covered.
I used Accepted Together during my own application cycle, and the mentors here played a huge role in my success. Now, I want to pay it forward. I can’t wait to hear your story and help you share it in a way that gets you noticed.
Let’s work together to make your med school dreams a reality!
2020 - 2024
Honours Specialization in Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences
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Global Health Systems
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Hi premeds!
My name is Nour, and I’m a first-year medical student at the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry at Western University. I’m so excited to be here to support you on your journey to med school!
I completed my undergraduate degree in Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences (HSP) at Western, followed by a Master of Health Science in Global Health Systems, where I had the incredible opportunity to complete an internship at the Joint...
Hi premeds!
My name is Nour, and I’m a first-year medical student at the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry at Western University. I’m so excited to be here to support you on your journey to med school!
I completed my undergraduate degree in Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences (HSP) at Western, followed by a Master of Health Science in Global Health Systems, where I had the incredible opportunity to complete an internship at the Joint Clinical Research Centre (JCRC) in Kampala, Uganda.
Like many of you, my path to medicine wasn’t linear. I got in during my second application cycle, so I deeply understand the emotional, mental, and financial toll this process can take. I had an MCAT score of 508, which left me feeling unsure, but I learned that getting into med school is about more than just stats. I leaned into my strengths: I built meaningful experiences through work and volunteering, pursued research and secured multiple publications, and explored personal interests like rock climbing and weight lifting. I strengthened my extracurriculars and found new ways to tell my story.
In my first cycle, I received zero interviews and was crushed. But I took that experience and used it to grow. I learned how to write strong essays that reflect who I am, how to frame my ABS effectively, and how to prepare for interviews with strategy and confidence. The following cycle, I received an interview and acceptance to my top choice, Western.
I’m here to help you do the same.
Whether you’re looking for:
I’ve got you covered.
I used Accepted Together during my own application cycle, and the mentors here played a huge role in my success. Now, I want to pay it forward. I can’t wait to hear your story and help you share it in a way that gets you noticed.
Let’s work together to make your med school dreams a reality!
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Nour was amazing to work with! She was super responsive, organized, and very thorough with her feedback. She helped me strengthen my writing and made sure the content stayed clear and concise while still capturing everything important. I really appreciated how encouraging and kind she was throughout the process—it made editing stress-free. Would highly recommend her to anyone looking for thoughtful, detailed, and supportive feedback!
Posted on Oct 6, 2025 for a service that took place on Oct 6, 2025
I’m so grateful for the support I received from Nour. She was truly the reason I found the confidence to even apply to medical school this year. During our consultation, she was incredibly supportive, attentive, and genuinely invested in helping me navigate my questions and concerns about the application process. Her professionalism and insight were deeply appreciated, and I would highly recommend her to anyone seeking guidance through this journey.
Posted on Aug 5, 2025 for a service that took place on Aug 5, 2025