Passport Admissions

We've been getting a lot of questions about PA school lately so we sat down with Ryan to answer them. Starting from the beginning: what even is a PA?

Adcoms don't need AI detection software. The writing announces itself.

Here are 4 things that give it away!

The “why our school?” prompt shows up in almost every secondary bundle, hiding behind slightly different phrasing. It’s also the one where most applicants reveal exactly how little they’ve thought about the school they’re writing to.

Here are 3 ways to stand out from the crowd.

Schools read thousands of secondary essays. Here are some quick tips on the most common prompts to make sure yours stay interesting.

You do not have to wait until June 26th to know what your secondaries are going to ask.

Most schools use similar prompts year over year. The Savvy Pre-Med school search tool lets you pull up last cycle's prompts right now so you can start pre-writing before anything hits your inbox.

Check it out at savvypremed.com/search-schools.

Every school thinks it is unique. For the purposes of your secondary essays, most of them are not. Here is how to use that to your advantage.

We've said it once and we'll say it again... and again.

Pre-write, pre-write, pre-write.

It's one of the best ways to survive secondary season. Prompts drop June 26th and you can start writing before you've received a single one!

75 to 80 pages of original content. That is the average for a 35 school list.

Knowing that going in changes how you approach the process. Here is the system we recommend to get through it without the quality slipping.

A lot of the time the wording may be different, but the ask is the same. Here is another tip we have on tackling your secondary essays efficiently.

30 plus schools. Waves of prompts hitting your inbox starting June 26th. Pre-writing is the only way to stay ahead of it.

Here is how we walk students through the process.