Wednesday, August 5, 2020

The Critical Do’s (And Don’ts) of Med School Interviews

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

Getting to the interview round of the med school admissions process is a huge deal. If you’ve made it this far, your dream of launching a career in medicine is so close you probably feel like you can taste it. But it’s important that you don’t drop the ball in this late stage of the game. 

Our upcoming webinar, How to Nail Your Medical School Interviews, was designed to help you get prepared for this momentous occasion in a way that allows you to walk away knowing you’ve given your very best effort. 

Accepted med school expert Cydney Foote will lead this webinar. Prior to joining Accepted, Cydney worked as an administrator at the University of Washington’s School of Medicine. She is also the author of Write Your Way to Medical School, along with two other ebooks. Her extensive experience with the med school interview process makes her uniquely qualified to guide you through this challenge. 

Mark your calendar now and join her on Tuesday, August 18th at 5pm PT/8pm ET. It’s completely free to attend, but you do need to register to reserve your spot. Sign up today!

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