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Whether you're new to conference or a seasoned attendee, there is something for everyone at conference. Learn from prior attendees on their advice to navigate conference below. More testimonials coming soon.

Khushi J.

"One key advice I was given last conference day was wearing comfortable shoes. Particularly, since there is likely going to be lots of walking and UC Davis is a big and beautiful campus. Additionally, peruse the map of the stalls that is provided in the attendee bags to locate which medical college is present where. Also, it is always beneficial to be proactive and particularly with a large conference like the pre-health conference. Don't be afraid to consult the conference catalogue about which presenter is going to be where and what they are talking about. Lastly, for a personal touch - consider printing out copies of your resume to hand out to the admission officers while in your best formal outfits to drive home the impression of a polished and unique applicant.." - Khushi J., pre-med, Genetics and Genomics major

Tara T.

"I was encouraged by the whole process of getting to med school and I think that it was my first step in understanding what it meant to attempt the pre-med journey."
-Tara T., pre-med, Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior major

Sana S.

"Actually going to the conference, hearing from physicians, people in the health professions field talk about their experiences has only spurred my dedication to pursuing medicine. Speaking to the representatives from different medical schools allowed me to gain a sense of well-being because they were all so friendly." - Sana S., pre-med, Biological Sciences and Spanish major

Christina L.

"As a first-gen college student, I had no guidance and I didn't know anything about being pre-health. However, attending the Conference allowed me to be more knowledgable on my career path and gave me the opportunity to learn more about applying to grad programs. " - Christina L., pre-OT, Human Development major