AAMC is hosting the first Medical School Virtual Fair February 4, 2016, from noon to 8:00pm

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The AAMC is hosting the first Medical School Virtual Fair February 4, 2016, from noon to 8:00pm (EST). The Medical School Virtual Fair will offer your students an opportunity to interact with admissions representatives from 25 of the nation's medical schools, as well as current medical students. AAMC staff will also be available to provide a comprehensive review of the various components of the application process, services, and resources available.

Registration is FREE for this event, so please encourage your students to attend. If you have an interest in learning about the medical schools participating, you are encouraged to sign up also! Register here: https://www.aamcmedschoolfair.com   Note: even if a registrant can’t log on today, the site and all the information will be accessible to registrants for 30 days after the fair.

Tips for attending a virtual fair and other resources for pre-med students can be found in the recently launched newsletter, the AAMC Pre-Med Navigator. We encourage you to subscribe to this monthly newsletter, and share the link with your students.

As always, if you have questions or comments, please contact the AAMC Advisor Support Team at 202-828-0950 or via email at advisors@aamc.org.

Kind regards,
Tami Levin, Director, AAMC Premedical and Applicant Resources
Becky Rice, Director, AAMC Services Outreach

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