Previously known as the ‘The Pre Med Zoom Parties’, this series is an educational series with a usually very successful turnout. We had between 300 to 600 attendees per session! The mission of the Med School Zoom Party series is to amplify the voices of students of color who have successfully gotten into medical school & are navigating their way through medical education. I know how lost I felt having to figure out this journey, especially on my own and I hoped to help others avoid some of the mistakes I made by sharing our greatest advice for navigating this journey. Over the course of these series, I invite medical students, faculty and physicians, with an emphasis on those who identify as BIPOC to share their experience with different parts of the journey.

List of Sessions

So you want to go to medical school 12/19

Building a competitive med school application 12/21

Taking a research yr/ time off in medical school 12/23

Crafting your personal statement [paid session] 12/26 MUST SELECT paid personal statement add on with registration ALONG WITH 12/26 SESSION. DO NOT PURCHASE WITH A DIFFERENT SESSION DATE.

Navigating clinical rotations 12/27

Relationships in medical school 12/28

Preparing for step 1 & step 2/COMPLEX 12/29

The Zoom webinar ID & Passcode will be emailed to attendees 30 minutes before session. Please read carefully: In order access the session, you must have authenticated zoom account. Eventbrite will send a scheduled email at 7:30pm EST (check your spam or ensure you registered with correct email) with the Webinar ID (not a link) & passcode. Log into Zoom and input the webinar ID and then it will ask for a passcode (also provided in the email.) In the event you did not receive an email but did in fact register, you will also be able to access Zoom webinar ID & Passcode on the eventbrite inline event page 15 minutes before the session start time. So come back to the eventbrite page then if you don't get an email.

Session recording will NOT be available for viewing after. You must re-register for each individual session, as the passcode for the session changes.