Tuesday, August 11, 2020

Med School Interview Jitters? Here’s the Solution!

Register for our free webinar, How to Nail Your Med School Interviews!
Register for our free webinar, How to Nail Your Med School Interviews!

If you’re feeling nervous about how to approach your medical school interviews, you’re not alone. The interview is one of the most daunting portions of the application process for many premeds. It feels like there is so much riding on this interaction—and really, there is! 

But don’t let that pressure get the better of you. Just like with every step of the process before this, you can excel if you put in the time and effort to prepare properly. Attending our free one-hour webinar, How to Nail Your Medical School Interviews, is a great way to get started on that prep. 

Cydney Foote, Accepted med school expert consultant and former administrator at the University of Washington’s School of Medicine, will lead this session. In it, she will cover everything from waiting-room etiquette (even when it’s virtual!) to wardrobe selection, how to ask and answer the right questions, and more! 

Join us on Tuesday, August 18th at 5pm PT/8pm ET to take advantage of her helpful insight. Seats are filling up quickly, so go ahead and register right now!

Register for the webinar:

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