Wellseen

About Wellseen

Wellseen is a premed, MCAT and medical school application program built on one behavior and cognition framework: how to execute consistently on what matters, under pressure. Students work with resident physician coaches and follow daily custom metrics, so every year of the premed path builds on the last.

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Where the Wellseen framework comes from.

The Wellseen framework brings together the mental models of the physicians and researchers Gorang trained under at UCSF, Harvard Medical School/MGH and UC Riverside; research in behavioral decision-making and performance under stress; and years running clinical research operations and applied clinical informatics work. Gorang’s own path is where it was tested first. Today, Wellseen’s resident physician coaches use it to guide every student through the premed, MCAT and application programs.

What a Wellseen student can expect from the framework

  • Great grades, without endless study days
  • Extracurriculars that build your application and your life
  • Research that goes somewhere
  • Clinical experience that counts
  • Leadership and service
  • Mentors and strong letters

Below, every one of Gorang’s results is sorted into these six. Hover or tap a point to see them.

Application strength from high school to gap years Both paths start at the same point in high school. The common path rises slowly and evenly. The path with a system dips into a C in sophomore chemistry, then compounds: it pulls ahead in junior year and keeps accelerating through the gap years. Illustrative, not a measured score. A C, turned around by the framework4.00 quarters + Harvard/MGH500+ students, 2 papersUCSF + publication Common path With the framework High schoolFreshmanSophomoreJuniorSeniorGap yearsHSFrSoJrSrGap Application strength
High school · until 2018With the frameworkGreat grades, without endless study days
  • Graduated with honors
Leadership and service
  • President of the psychology club, 2 years
Extracurriculars that build your application and your life
  • Orchestra MVP, 10th grade
  • DECA International Career Development Conference: top 10 (2017)
  • Rated chess player, competitive tennis, ensemble violin
Common path
  • Good grades and a few activities
Freshman · 2018–19With the frameworkGreat grades, without endless study days
  • Dean’s Honors List, 4.00 first quarter
Leadership and service
  • Fundraising chair, The Migraine Initiative (200+ hours)
Extracurriculars that build your application and your life
  • Intramural tennis
  • Private tennis coach
Common path
  • Intro classes and a few clubs
Sophomore · 2019–20With the frameworkGreat grades, without endless study days
  • A C in General Chemistry, then A and A- in Organic Chemistry the next two quarters
Research that goes somewhere
  • Research assistant, consumer behavior lab
Clinical experience that counts
  • Hospital volunteer
  • Crisis text line counselor
Leadership and service
  • Co-founded Public Health Advocacy at UCR
  • Secretary, Tennis on Campus; joined Free the MCAT
Common path
  • Chemistry grades dip
  • Starts doubting medicine
Junior · 2020–21With the frameworkGreat grades, without endless study days
  • A in Organic Chemistry: 4.00 quarters and the Chancellor’s Honors List
Research that goes somewhere
  • Decision-making (game theory) and cognition labs
  • Research fellow and grant writer, Harvard Medical School and MGH
Mentors and strong letters
  • Recruited by his professor as an organic chemistry learning assistant
Leadership and service
  • Social media director, then executive vice president, Free the MCAT
Common path
  • Scrambles for a research spot
  • Clinical hours for the checkbox
Senior · 2021–22With the frameworkResearch that goes somewhereMentors and strong letters
  • Taught and mentored 500+ organic chemistry students
  • Strong letter from his organic chemistry professor
Leadership and service
  • President, Public Health Advocacy at UCR
Great grades, without endless study days
  • Graduated with honors, 290+ units
Common path
  • Letters from professors who barely know them
  • Applies with a thin, generic story
Gap years · 2022–25With the frameworkClinical experience that counts
  • Clinical research coordinator, UCSF Pancreas Center
  • Built UCSF’s chapter of an international cancer consortium; consented 150+ participants
Mentors and strong letters
  • Mentored by Margaret Tempero, MD and Kurt Giles, PhD
Research that goes somewhere
  • Harvard/MGH research published in Applied Clinical Informatics (2026)
Extracurriculars that build your application and your life
  • Foundation Capital Cal Build Fellow (2025)
Common path
  • A gap year job unrelated to medicine
  • Reapplies

Hover or tap any point to see his results that year, sorted by what you can expect.

Illustrative, not a measured score. The common path is a composite of patterns we see, not a real student. The other path is Gorang Gupta’s own record. In 2025 he founded Wellseen to teach the same framework to every student.