A mock AAMC portal for pre-med applicants.
Same template. Same structure. Same flow. The freedom to draft, iterate, and stress-test before submitting for real.
The problem
The real AAMC application is high-stakes and unforgiving. Once you submit, you can't iterate. There's no sanctioned place to practice the workflow before you commit — pre-meds are essentially asked to nail a one-shot submission of the most consequential document in their career so far, with no way to rehearse the experience under realistic conditions.
What it is
A full mirror of the AAMC application portal — the same template, the same section flow, the same form structure — built as a sandbox where applicants can draft their materials, work through every section as if it were the real thing, identify gaps in their entries, and revise without consequences before they ever touch the actual AAMC.
Why now
Every pre-med I've talked to (and I'm one of them) has wished for this. The closest things that exist are static checklists, advisor-shared Google Docs, or paid services that don't replicate the real experience. There's a gap between "writing your essays in a Word doc" and "filling out the actual application," and that gap is where most applicants lose hours, energy, and clarity.
What's shipping
- Replicated AAMC section structure & field-level form flow
- Draft + autosave + version history per applicant
- Section-by-section progress tracking and word-count guardrails
- Self-review checklist mirroring AAMC submission gates
- Optional peer / mentor review collaboration
- Export to printable preview that mirrors AAMC's submitted-state PDF
Stack
Frontend — TBD Backend — TBD Database — TBD Hosting — TBD
