I know from personal experience what it’s like to get a bad result.

I know what you’re going through…

Especially what it’s like to get knocked back multiple times… it took me three years to finally get in.

Since then I’ve helped countless people who have done the GAMSAT as much as 7 times before finally getting in.

I get you.

Right now you’re probably in one of two positions…

And depending on which you’re in, the best course of action will be different and could potentially decide your future.

This is a definitive moment.

I can’t understate how important what you do next really is.

It’s like in any superhero movie you watch (I’ve been doing the “Avengers” movies in timeline order recently so I’m all about superheroes right now).

The way the story usually goes in the hero sets out on a mission.

They win a couple of battles…

But then things get serious and they get knocked down.

Over and over they get knocked down.

Until it gets so bad that they come to a definitive moment…

Do I give up or do I continue?

And if I continue, then how because I’m all out of options and what I’ve been doing isn’t working?

What they do next determines everything.

That’s you right now.

What you do next determines your future and it depends on which of the two positions you’re in.

You’re either in…

[Position 1]

You can’t even right now.

You’re in the depths of being crushed by your defeat.

The bad GAMSAT result has devastated you and you don’t want to think about it.

It’s too soon.

It’s too much.

You just need time.

Cool – give yourself some time.

Feel the sadness, anger, etc. It’s totally normal.

Think about what’s important to you, why you wanted to become a doctor in the first place, and what you want your future to look like.

Then come back to us when you’re ready.

[Position 2]

You’re like that character in the movie who’s decided that enough is enough.

You’re sick of being kicked around and losing.

You’ve clicked it.

You’ve decided that this mission is important to you. It’s everything to you. There is so much on the line that you’re going to keep fighting, and keep fighting at a new and better level.

It’s time to crush this thing once and for all.

It’s time to show the GAMSAT and the medical schools that you can and will get in.

It’s time to pull out all the stops and…

Make. This. Happen.

You are ready to do whatever it takes to achieve your dream.

You just need to know what to do, how to do it, and when to do it.

In which case, you’re going to love this.

It’s perfect for you.

It will show you:

* What to do differently in your prep this time so that you are bullet-proof confident stepping into the computer lab in March and end up increasing your score by 15 or more points if you do the work.

* A technique is proven by our 2020 Bootcamp students which allows you to crush the GAMSAT no matter what life, CV19, work, uni, family, or the GAMSAT throw at you (you’ll be begging for another lockdown when you know this because it will only make you stronger)

* What I learnt from Australian Nobel Prize winner Barry J Marshall that will allow you, if you apply it like crazy, to score 70+ on the science section whether you have a science background (and still got a lot score) or if the periodic table sounds more like an ancient PMS prevention chart which works by the stars.

* How our students have gone from scores in the 40s and 50s to scores in the 70s even with little to no science background and how you can too as long as you’re willing to step out of your comfort zone.

* Why some people are doomed to fail or get low scores on the GAMSAT over and over again and never ever change (and how you can avoid being one of them)

* The 3 things you need to do right now that will make or break your next GAMSAT attempt and allow you to thrive while others struggle.

* How to do all of this even if you’re working full time or have kids (or both) and your energy levels are about as low as they can be with no likelihood of changing in the near to long term future.

But a word of warning: It won’t be easy to do any of this. In fact, this is gonna be downright hard, grueling, and time-consuming.

But would you really want it any other way?

After all, if it was easy everyone’d be doing it.

All right, enough of this clacking.

Here’s the link to join us, if you dare.

To Your Success,

Dr “Let’s pull out all the stops and do this right” Tom