Profile Link: https://acceptedtogether.com/consultants/Chloe-lCYnu

Q1:What is your position and at which school?

I am a second year medical student at the University of the Incarnate Word Osteopathic School of Medicine.

Q2: Tell us a bit about yourself!

Hi! My name is Chloe Miemban. I was born in the Philippines and moved straight to Austin, Texas when I was 6 years old. I went to undergrad at the University of Texas at Austin with a Biology major and Sociology minor. Then I took a gap year and did a Master’s program in Biomedical Sciences at the University of the Incarnate Word, where I now am a second year medical student. 

Q3: What’s one thing that others may not know about you? 

As ways to destress, I love to sing, dance, travel, and go hiking at national parks. 

Q4: If you didn’t go into the field you are in right now, what field would you have gone into?

I would have gone into a creative marketing business because that’s another thing I was interested in during high school. 

Q5: What is the most difficult interview question in your opinion?

Why medical school and not PA school?

Q6: What do you think contributed the most to your success?

The support of my family and my peers during the whole process. Having a support system to motivate me go through the hardships made everything worth it. 

Q7: What was your application journey like? 

I did my first and only medical school application after doing my master’s program and gap year as a medical assistant and I got into my current medical school. 

Q8: What services do you offer? 

Application Editing, General Consultation, Tutoring, Personal Statement Editing, Interview Prep

Q9: What’s your biggest tip for students applying to your field? 

Just be yourself when it comes to writing your essays and doing your interviews and have confidence in yourself and your passions and it will show. 

Q10: Why should students choose you as their consultant?

I have interviewed prospective medical students at my medical school so I know what schools are looking for whether its in person or virtual interviews. I also have helped many friends get into multiple medical schools, whether MD or DO after I have looked over their medical school applications, helped edit their personal statements and secondaries and did interview prep with them. I have been doing it for 2 years and each and everyone of them have gotten accepted to more than 3 schools.