MedTrack – Pre-Med Tracker

Are your stats good enough for med school? MedTrack tells you.

Enter your GPA, science GPA and MCAT and see exactly where you stand against the students who actually got accepted, at every MD and DO school in the country. Above median, below median, or right on it, you'll know in under a minute.

Then build a school list that fits. Every school is sorted into Reach, Target or Safety based on your real numbers, with accepted averages, tuition, acceptance rates and prerequisites on each one.

Your MedTrack Score
One number, 0 to 100, measured against the median matriculant. Academic, experience and readiness, weighted the way admissions committees weight them. It updates as you add things and shows you what to work on next.

Track everything applications ask for
• Clinical, research, volunteering and shadowing hours, sorted into real AMCAS categories
• Prerequisite coursework
• MCAT practice by section, with a weakness heatmap and projected score
• Personal statement, secondaries and letters of recommendation
• Daily MCAT questions with a streak

Practice interviews out loud
A real voice conversation with an AI interviewer, not a text box. Five included every month. Scored against the AAMC Core Competencies, the same framework schools use.

An advisor that knows your file
Ask anything about your stats, your school list or your timeline, and get an answer about your application, not a generic premed.

Built by premeds. Every school stat comes from publicly published AAMC and AACOM data.

MedTrack Pro is $29.99 a year or $4.99 a month, with a free trial. The school database is free to browse without an account.

Subscription details: subscriptions automatically renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Payment is charged to your Apple ID account at confirmation of purchase. Manage or cancel anytime in your App Store account settings.

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