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Next Step Test Preparation is conducting a series of webinars this semester for premed students. These free events are designed to provide students with information on the MCAT, med school admissions, and other topics relevant to today's premed student.  If you feel it is appropriate please share this email with your students and colleagues who may be interested.

In addition to these webinars, Next Step has a free MCAT exam bundle that is always available.  Students can sign up for it using the link below.  The bundle includes our diagnostic MCAT exam as well as our first full length MCAT exam.  All of our MCAT exams feature a realistic interface and include a full set of answers and explanations.
 
We will be giving two lucky attendees from each event a 4-pack of our full length MCAT practice tests to help them prepare for the MCAT!
 
Shedding Light on Physician Shadowing
Thursday February 25th @ 8pm ET/5pm PT
Join Gap Medics, the world’s leading provider of pre-medical shadowing programs abroad, for a behind-the-scenes look into preprofessional physician shadowing. Prospective medical students will come away with an understanding of what shadowing entails, how it can help when applying to med school, and what Gap Medics can offer to take your experience to the next level!

Get Accepted to Medical School in 2017
Thursday March 3rd @ 8pm ET/5pm PT
Get step-by-step directions to your final destination – acceptance at your top choice med school – when you attend our upcoming webinar, Get Accepted to Medical School in 2017. This is a med school admissions must-view presentation with an admissions expert from our friends at Accepted, so don’t miss out!
 
Strategies for Psychology on the MCAT
Tuesday March 8th @ 8pm ET/5pm PT
Join Clara Gillan of Next Step Test Prep for this psychology strategy session.  This  session will cover a particularly challenging psychology passage and set of questions.  Students will leave with an understanding of the type of challenges they will face when they confront the newest section of the MCAT.
 
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to ask. Even if you aren't sure if you will be able to join us for the session, please register. We will be sending out recordings of all the events to everyone who registers.

Please direct any questions to:

Todd Worsham
Director of Marketing
todd@nextsteptestprep.com

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