Dr. David Voce

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University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine

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Dr. Voce is a neurosurgeon at Vanderbilt University. During his studies at The Pritzker School of Medicine, he was heavily involved with the medical school admissions process. He reviewed 500+ applications and interviewed over 750+ applicants. He was selected by faculty to be one of three students to serve as a voting member on the admissions committee and worked closely with the Office of Admissions in coordinating interview days, organizing revisit weekends, and fine-tuning the application process.

Dr. Voce's academic journey began at UCLA, where he graduated as a Regent's Scholar with a Bachelor’s in Neuroscience. He then attended the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine on a full-ride, merit-based scholarship. During his time at the University of Chicago, he was awarded a two-year Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) research grant. At Vanderbilt University, he received a two-year NIH/F32 NRSA research grant to study the molecular biology of GBM, one of the most dangerous forms of brain cancer.

Since graduating, Dr. Voce has mentored more than 60 students throughout their medical school admissions process. His expertise extends beyond simple application and essay completion, as he helps applicants perfect their interview skills, create strategic medical school application lists, obtain the highest quality letters of recommendation, navigate waitlists and multiple admission offers, and construct application stories that truly highlight their best and most appealing attributes.

With his insider knowledge and extensive mentoring experience, Dr. Voce is skillfully positioned to help applicants put together their best application package. His commitment to student success and his deep understanding of the admissions process make him an asset to those pursuing a career in medicine.