Frequently Asked Questions
Do you guarantee a match?
No. We guarantee strategy and real mentorship. Matching depends on multiple factors (academic profile, clinical experience, research, program fit, annual competition). What we do guarantee is preparing you in the best possible way to maximize your opportunities and being completely transparent about your viability from the start.
Is this for any profile?
No. We assess the viability of each case before accepting students. We want to be honest about your real possibilities. If we believe your profile is not viable for the goal you seek in the timeframe you want, we will tell you clearly in the initial strategy call. We do not accept money from profiles we know we cannot help.
How long does the mentorship last?
It depends on the program and your specific situation. A Pre-Med Roadmap is 6 intensive weeks. USMLE & Research can last from 6 months to 2 years. Fellowship & Career can extend several years. We define this precisely in the strategy call based on your starting point and goal.
Are the mentors in the United States?
Yes. We work with physicians who are actively practicing in the U.S. system and know the process firsthand. We also collaborate with researchers at U.S. institutions and advisors with direct experience in admission processes.
Why don't you offer Placement Premium yet?
Because we want to build real credibility before offering premium services. We prefer to generate track record with our current programs and consolidate our hospital network before promising advanced positioning. This is part of our commitment to transparency.
What differentiates you from other academies?
We are not an academy. We don't sell mass courses or promise shortcuts. We are a professional transition infrastructure that designs personalized roadmaps, assesses real viability, rejects non-viable profiles, and provides support throughout the process with active physicians in the U.S. Our difference lies in honesty and strategic approach, not aggressive marketing.
Your transition to the United States doesn't start with an exam.
It starts with a strategy.