This webinar is a focused, practical session for high school students and their parents. Ishaani Khatri, Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University MS4 and college admissions expert, will clarify what colleges actually look for in future pre-meds and how to use freshman–junior years to signal readiness for rigorous science. Expect guidance on selecting the right coursework and labs, when AP/IB or dual enrollment helps, and how to balance GPA with meaningful commitments.

Key learnings include how to find and document authentic clinical exposure (volunteering, shadowing), ways to pursue beginner-friendly research or service with real impact, and how to develop leadership without overloading your schedule.

Ishaani will cover building a cohesive narrative across activities and essays, cultivating recommenders, planning productive summers, and deciding whether to submit test scores. Families will learn how to evaluate colleges for pre-med advising, mentoring, and outcomes, and how parents can support without taking over. You’ll leave with a clear, step-by-step plan to enter senior year confident and competitive.
  • Building a Competitive Pre-Med Profile Before Senior Year Presentation
  • Live Q&A
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    Brown '21
    Hi there! My name is Ishaani, and I'm an MS4 at Brown's Alpert Medical School in the Program in Liberal Medical Education (PLME), where I study Computational Biology. As I've read applications for Brown PLME, I especially feel confident advising BS/MD students, and providing insights related to extracurricular development and essay editing services.

    Outside of class, I play in a jazz ensemble, write and edit for the Medicine@Brown magazine, advise freshmen at Brown, and research at the Center for Computational Molecular Biology. I've been working as a college advisor for over five years, and I look forward to supporting you all throughout the college admissions process!
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