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The key is to prepare with people who have gone through the process and have time for it (medical students, residents, etc). It's not necessary that you need professional companies if you have friends or family in the medical field. You may seek help from medical students that you meet from research or extracurricular activities. The forum also has medical students that offer help for free, but might be difficult to book due to high demand. Regardless of where you get prep from, think about if the experience can translate into longitudinal mentorship that guides you through medical school (eg. help with academics, research, extracurriculars, and most importantly, residency application). Your ultimate goal is to work in the specialty that you would enjoy for the rest of your life (you definitely need to plan your time wisely in medical school as you really only have one shot at applying for residency. On the other hand, you can apply to medical schools multiple times, which is a lot less stressful).