Premed Logbook

Only in this browser, on this device (its local storage). Nothing you type is sent to ProMed United or anyone else, and there is no account. To move your logbook to another device or keep a copy, use Export backup, then Import backup on the other device. Clearing your browser's site data erases it, so export a backup now and then.

Yes. The Premed Logbook is free to use with no sign-up and no trial. Like the rest of the site, the page may count visits and button clicks (such as Export) through its analytics; it never sends what you enter.

It is an estimate on the standard 4.0 scale with plus and minus grades. AMCAS and AACOMAS verify your official transcripts and apply their own rules to repeated courses, quarter hours, and how each course is classified, so their numbers can differ.

Biology, chemistry, physics, and math: the courses AMCAS uses for the science GPA it reports. Everything else goes into the non-science ("all other") GPA. Mark each course as BCPM or not, and the logbook shows both.

The 19 experience types and the limits in the AAMC's 2027 AMCAS application materials: up to 15 entries, 700 characters per description, and up to 3 Most Meaningful experiences with 1,325 more characters each. The character counters show when a draft runs over; nothing is cut off. AACOMAS (DO) and TMDSAS (Texas) use their own categories.

The logbook doesn't set targets: what each medical school looks for differs, so check each school's own information. You can set your own hour goals on the Overview and track progress toward them.

Yes: the Med School Cycle Board, also free with no account, follows every school from primary to decision, with deadlines, interviews, and the fees you enter.