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Healthcare Career Exploration Program

Should You Go Into Healthcare?

Spend four sessions with a physician advisor to learn more about the path to becoming a doctor and find out if medical school is right for you.

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Your Two Weeks
Sessions 1 & 2Understand Career Paths & Compare
Sessions 3 & 4See What Training Involves & Decide Your Next Move
Get Answers From Practicing Physicians, PAs, and Dentists

Wherever You Are, Explore Healthcare With an Expert

Every program pairs you with an experienced physician, dentist, or PA to match the path that interests you most. Choose your path and stage below to learn more about our program.

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Is Becoming a Doctor Right for Me?For students who aren’t sure whether or not they want to go to medical school.SelectSelectedPhysician vs. PAFor students curious about how the path to becoming a physician and PA differ.SelectSelectedPhysician vs. DentistFor students drawn to healthcare, but aren’t sure whether they should pursue medicine or dentistry.SelectSelected
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High School StudentsFor students planning ahead who are curious about careers in healthcare.SelectSelectedCollege StudentsFor college students interested in healthcare but aren’t sure whether they should commit to the path.SelectSelectedGraduates and Working ProfessionalsLooking for a change? For graduates and professionals considering a career pivot to healthcare.SelectSelected
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Session 1: Personal Goals & Physician Training PathSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Explore healthcare careers and whether becoming a doctor fits your interests, strengths, and goals
Identify constraints around time, finances, location, and other obligations
Understand what a typical day for a physician looks like across specialties and clinical care settings, including patient care, teamwork, documentation, and decision-making
Learn about schedules, work hours, and work-life balance at every physician career stage, from med school and residency to becoming an attending
Craft a decision checklist to build upon in each session
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
2
Session 2: Medical School, Training, & Admissions TestsSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Get a shortlist of best high school courses and pre-med college coursework to take
Learn about the MCAT, when students take the test, and early preparation strategies and advice
Understand what medical school involves, including coursework, labs, and patient care
Learn about medical school licensing exams, including the USMLE and COMLEX
Gain insights into the residency match process and applying to programs
How medical students and residents balance studying, well-being, research, extracurriculars, and personal commitments
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
3
Session 3: Comparing Healthcare Careers, Salary, and TimelinesSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Continue discussing training length, structure, cost, and admissions requirements from previous session
Understand how a doctor’s role compares to a physician assistant’s or dentist’s responsibilities
Learn the differences between allopathic medicine and osteopathic medicine (MD vs. DO), as well as direct medical training paths (BS/MD)
Explore a physician’s scope of practice, autonomy, and patient relationships
Gain an overview of the pros and cons of becoming a physician
Compare physician salaries and how they change across specialty, career stage, and setting
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
4
Session 4: What’s Next? Your Roadmap for SuccessSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Review your high school coursework and grades against what colleges and BS/MD programs look for
Assess your current profile and opportunities for clinical exposure, shadowing, volunteering, research, and service activities
Get a preview of med school application pieces, including the personal statement, recommendations, secondaries, and interviews
Compare routes to medicine, including the traditional four-year pre-med path or BS/MD or BS/DO programs
Get advising on choosing a college major
Get a roadmap on what to do next in order from high school through college and medical school
Review what you’ve learned against your decision checklist and decide whether becoming a doctor fits your goals
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
1
Session 1: Personal Goals & Physician Training PathSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Explore healthcare careers and whether becoming a doctor fits your interests, strengths, and goals
Identify constraints around time, finances, location, and other obligations
Understand what a typical day for a physician looks like across specialties and clinical care settings, including patient care, teamwork, documentation, and decision-making
Learn about schedules, work hours, and work-life balance at every physician career stage, from med school and residency to becoming an attending
Craft a decision checklist to build upon in each session
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
2
Session 2: Medical School, Training, & Admissions TestsSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Get a shortlist of pre-med college coursework to take
Learn about the MCAT, when students take the test, and prep strategies
Understand what medical school involves, including coursework, labs, and patient care
Learn about medical school licensing exams, including the USMLE and COMLEX
Gain insights into the residency match process and applying to programs
How medical students and residents balance studying, well-being, research, extracurriculars, and personal commitments
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
3
Session 3: Comparing Healthcare Careers, Salary, and TimelinesSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Continue discussing training length, structure, cost, and admissions requirements from previous session
Understand how a doctor’s role compares to a physician assistant’s or dentist’s responsibilities
Learn the differences between allopathic medicine and osteopathic medicine (MD vs. DO)
Explore a physician’s scope of practice, autonomy, and patient relationships
Gain an overview of the pros and cons of becoming a physician
Compare physician salaries and how they change across specialty, career stage, and setting
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
4
Session 4: What’s Next? Your Roadmap for SuccessSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Review your college transcripts against what medical schools look for
Assess your current profile and opportunities for clinical exposure, shadowing, volunteering, research, and service activities
Get a preview of med school application pieces, including the personal statement, recommendations, secondaries, and interviews
Get a roadmap on what to do next in order, from college through medical school and residency
Review what you’ve learned against your decision checklist and decide whether becoming a doctor fits your goals
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
1
Session 1: Personal Goals & Physician Training PathSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Explore healthcare careers and whether becoming a doctor fits your interests, strengths, and goals
Identify constraints around time, finances, location, and other obligations
Understand what a typical day for a physician looks like across specialties and clinical care settings, including patient care, teamwork, documentation, and decision-making
Learn about schedules, work hours, and work-life balance at every physician career stage, from med school and residency to becoming an attending
Craft a decision checklist to build upon in each session
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
2
Session 2: Medical School, Training & Admissions TestsSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Learn which pre-med prerequisites you may still need and options for completing them while working, including post-baccalaureate programs
Learn about the MCAT and how to prepare for it as a career changer
Understand what medical school involves, including coursework, labs, and patient care
Learn about medical school licensing exams, including the USMLE and COMLEX
Gain insights into the residency match process and applying to programs
How medical students and residents balance studying, well-being, research, extracurriculars, and personal commitments
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
3
Session 3: Comparing Healthcare Careers, Salary, and TimelinesSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Continue discussing training length, structure, cost, and admissions requirements from previous session
Understand how a doctor’s role compares to a physician assistant’s or dentist’s responsibilities
Learn the differences between allopathic medicine and osteopathic medicine (MD vs. DO), as well as direct medical training paths (BS/MD)
Explore a physician’s scope of practice, autonomy, and patient relationships
Gain an overview of the pros and cons of becoming a physician as a career changer
Compare physician salaries and how they change across specialty, career stage, and setting
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
4
Session 4: What’s Next? Your Roadmap for SuccessSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Review your academic record and completed prerequisites against what medical schools look for
Assess your profile and opportunities for clinical exposure, shadowing, volunteering, research, and service activities
Get a preview of med school application pieces, including the personal statement, recommendations, secondaries, and interviews
Compare routes to medicine, including formal career-changer post-baccalaureate programs, completing prerequisites on your own, and part-time coursework while working
Get a clear roadmap on your immediate next steps to transition to a career in healthcare
Review what you’ve learned against your decision checklist and decide whether becoming a doctor fits your goals
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
1
Session 1: Personal Goals & Physician vs. PA Training PathSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Explore healthcare careers and whether becoming a doctor or PA fits your interests, strengths, and goals
Identify constraints around time, finances, location, and other obligations
Understand what a typical day for a physician and PA looks like across specialties and clinical care settings, including patient care, teamwork, documentation, and decision-making
Learn about schedules, work hours, and work-life balance at every stage of a physician and PA’s training
Craft a decision checklist to build upon in each session
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
2
Session 2: Medical School vs. PA School: Training & Admissions TestsSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Get a shortlist of the best high school courses and pre-med college coursework to take
Learn about the MCAT vs. the GRE, when students take the test, and early preparation strategies and advice
Understand how medical school and PA differ, including coursework, labs, and patient care
Learn about medical school licensing exams, including the USMLE and COMLEX
Gain insights into the residency match process and applying to programs
How medical/ PA students and residents balance studying, well-being, research, extracurriculars, and personal commitments
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
3
Session 3: Comparing Healthcare Careers, Salary, and TimelinesSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Continue discussing training length, structure, cost, and admissions requirements from previous session
Understand how a doctor’s role compares to a physician assistant’s responsibilities
Learn the differences between allopathic medicine and osteopathic medicine (MD vs. DO), as well as direct medical training paths (BS/MD)
Explore a physician and PA’s scope of practice, autonomy, and patient relationships
Gain an overview of the pros and cons of becoming a physician vs. becoming a PA
Compare physician and PA salaries and how they change across specialty, career stage, and setting
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
4
Session 4: What’s Next? Your Roadmap for SuccessSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Review your high school coursework and grades against what colleges and BS/MD programs look for
Assess your current profile and opportunities for clinical exposure, shadowing, volunteering, research, and service activities
Get a preview of med school and PA application pieces, including the personal statement, recommendations, secondaries, and interviews
Compare routes to medicine, including the traditional four-year pre-med or pre-PA path or BS/MD or BS/DO programs
Get advising on choosing a college major
Get a roadmap on what to do next in order from high school through college and medical school or PA school
Review what you’ve learned against your decision checklist and decide whether becoming a doctor or PA better fits your goals
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
1
Session 1: Personal Goals & Physician vs. PA Training PathSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Explore healthcare careers and whether becoming a doctor or PA fits your interests, strengths, and goals
Identify constraints around time, finances, location, and other obligations
Understand what a typical day for a physician and PA looks like across specialties and clinical care settings, including patient care, teamwork, documentation, and decision-making
Learn about schedules, work hours, and work-life balance at every physician and PA training stage
Craft a decision checklist to build upon in each session
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
2
Session 2: Medical School vs. PA School: Training & Admissions TestsSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Get a shortlist of pre-med and science college coursework to take
Learn about the MCAT and the GRE, the two main admissions tests for med and PA applicants
Understand how medical school and PA school differ, including coursework, labs, and patient care
Learn about medical school licensing exams, including the USMLE and COMLEX
Gain insights into the residency match process and applying to programs
Learn how PA and medical students and residents balance studying, well-being, research, extracurriculars, and personal commitments
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
3
Session 3: Comparing Healthcare Careers, Salary, and TimelinesSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Continue discussing training length, structure, cost, and admissions requirements from previous session
Understand how a doctor’s role compares to a physician assistant’s responsibilities
Learn the differences between allopathic medicine and osteopathic medicine (MD vs. DO)
Explore a physician’s and PA’s scope of practice, autonomy, and patient relationships
Gain an overview of the pros and cons of becoming a physician vs. becoming a PA
Compare physician and PA salaries and how they change across specialty, career stage, and setting
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
4
Session 4: What’s Next? Your Roadmap for SuccessSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Review your college transcripts against what medical and PA schools look for
Assess your current profile and opportunities for clinical exposure, shadowing, volunteering, research, and service activities
Get a preview of med school and PA school application pieces, including the personal statement, recommendations, secondaries and interviews
Get a roadmap on what to do next in order, from college through medical school/PA and residency or fellowships
Review what you’ve learned against your decision checklist and decide whether becoming a doctor or physician assistant fits your goals
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
1
Session 1: Personal Goals & Physician vs. PA Training PathSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Explore healthcare careers and whether becoming a doctor or PA fits your interests, strengths, and goals
Identify constraints around time, finances, location, and other obligations
Understand what a typical day for a physician and PA looks like across specialties and clinical care settings, including patient care, teamwork, documentation, and decision-making
Learn about schedules, work hours, and work-life balance at every physician and PA training stage
Craft a decision checklist to build upon in each session
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
2
Session 2: Medical School vs. PA School: Training & Admissions TestsSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Learn which pre-med or pre-PA prerequisites you may still need and options for completing them while working, including post-baccalaureate programs
Learn about the MCAT and GRE and how to prepare for either test as a career changer
Understand what medical school vs. PA school involves, including coursework, labs, and patient care
Learn about medical school licensing exams, including the USMLE and COMLEX
Gain insights into the residency match process and applying to programs
Learn how medical students, PA students, and residents balance studying, well-being, research, extracurriculars, and personal commitments
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
3
Session 3: Comparing Healthcare Careers, Salary, and TimelinesSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Continue discussing training length, structure, cost, and admissions requirements from previous session
Understand how a doctor’s role compares to a physician assistant’s responsibilities
Learn the differences between allopathic medicine and osteopathic medicine (MD vs. DO)
Explore a physician’s and PA’s scope of practice, autonomy, and patient relationships
Gain an overview of the pros and cons of becoming a physician vs. becoming a PA as a career changer
Compare physician and PA salaries and how they change across specialty, career stage, and setting
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
4
Session 4: What’s Next? Your Roadmap for SuccessSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Review your academic record and completed prerequisites against what medical schools and PA schools look for
Assess your profile and opportunities for clinical exposure, shadowing, volunteering, research, and service activities
Get a preview of med school and PA application pieces, including the personal statement, recommendations, secondaries, and interviews
Compare routes to becoming a doctor or PA, including formal career-changer post-baccalaureate programs, completing prerequisites on your own, and part-time coursework while working
Get a clear roadmap on your immediate next steps to transition to a career in healthcare
Review what you’ve learned against your decision checklist and decide whether becoming a doctor or PA fits your goals
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
1
Session 1: Personal Goals & Physician vs. Dentist Training PathSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Explore healthcare careers and whether becoming a doctor or dentist fits your interests, strengths, and goals
Identify constraints around time, finances, location, and other obligations
Understand what a typical day for a physician and dentist looks like across specialties and clinical care settings, including patient care, teamwork, documentation, and decision-making
Learn about schedules, work hours, and work-life balance at every stage of a physician and dentist’s training
Craft a decision checklist to build upon in each session
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
2
Session 2: Medical School vs. Dental School: Training & Admissions TestsSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Get a shortlist of best high school courses and science college coursework to take
Learn about the MCAT vs. the DAT, when students take the test, and early preparation strategies and advice
Understand how medical school and dental school differ, including coursework, labs, and patient care
Learn about medical school licensing exams, including the USMLE and COMLEX
Gain insights into the residency match process and applying to programs
How medical students, dental students, and residents balance studying, well-being, research, extracurriculars, and personal commitments
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
3
Session 3: Comparing Healthcare Careers, Salary, and TimelinesSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Continue discussing training length, structure, cost, and admissions requirements from previous session
Understand how a doctor’s role compares to a dentist’s responsibilities
Learn the differences between allopathic medicine and osteopathic medicine (MD vs. DO), as well as direct medical training paths (BS/MD, BS/DMD, BS/DDS)
Explore a physician and dentist’s scope of practice, autonomy, and patient relationships
Gain an overview of the pros and cons of becoming a physician vs. becoming a dentist
Compare physician and dentist salaries and how they change across specialty, career stage, and setting
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
4
Session 4: What’s Next? Your Roadmap for SuccessSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Review your high school coursework and grades against what colleges and BS/MD or BS/DMD programs look for
Assess your current profile and opportunities for clinical exposure, shadowing, volunteering, research, and service activities
Get a preview of med school and dental school application pieces, including the personal statement, recommendations, secondaries, and interviews
Compare routes to medicine, including the traditional four-year pre-med or pre-dental path, BS/MD programs, and BS/DMD or BS/DDS programs
Get advising on choosing a college major
Get a roadmap on what to do next in order from high school through college and medical school or dental school
Review what you’ve learned against your decision checklist and decide whether becoming a doctor or dentist better fits your goals
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
1
Session 1: Personal Goals & Physician vs. Dentist Training PathSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Explore healthcare careers and whether becoming a doctor or dentist fits your interests, strengths, and goals
Identify constraints around time, finances, location, and other obligations
Understand what a typical day for a physician and dentist looks like across specialties and clinical care settings, including patient care, teamwork, documentation, and decision-making
Learn about schedules, work hours, and work-life balance at every physician and dentist training stage
Craft a decision checklist to build upon in each session
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
2
Session 2: Medical School vs. Dental School: Training & Admissions TestsSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Get a shortlist of pre-med and science college coursework to take
Learn about the MCAT and the DAT, the two admissions tests for medical and dental applicants
Understand how medical school and dental school differ, including coursework, labs, and patient care
Learn about medical school licensing exams, including the USMLE and COMLEX
Gain insights into the residency match process and applying to programs
Learn how dental students, medical students and residents balance studying, well-being, research, extracurriculars, and personal commitments
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
3
Session 3: Comparing Healthcare Careers, Salary, and TimelinesSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Continue discussing training length, structure, cost, and admissions requirements from previous session
Understand how a doctor’s role compares to a dentist’s responsibilities
Learn the differences between allopathic medicine and osteopathic medicine (MD vs. DO)
Explore a physician’s and dentist’s scope of practice, autonomy, and patient relationships
Gain an overview of the pros and cons of becoming a physician vs. becoming a dentist
Compare physician and dentist salaries and how they change across specialty, career stage, and setting
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
4
Session 4: What’s Next? Your Roadmap for SuccessSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Review your college transcripts against what medical and dental schools look for
Assess your current profile and opportunities for clinical exposure, shadowing, volunteering, research, and service activities
Get a preview of med school and dental school application pieces, including the personal statement, recommendations, secondaries, and interviews
Get a roadmap on what to do next in order, from college through medical school/dental school and residency or fellowships
Review what you’ve learned against your decision checklist and decide whether becoming a doctor or dentist fits your goals
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
1
Session 1: Personal Goals & Physician vs. Dentist Training PathSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Explore healthcare careers and whether becoming a doctor or dentist fits your interests, strengths, and goals
Identify constraints around time, finances, location, and other obligations
Understand what a typical day for a physician and dentist looks like across specialties and clinical care settings, including patient care, teamwork, documentation, and decision-making
Learn about schedules, work hours, and work-life balance at every physician and dentist training stage
Craft a decision checklist to build upon in each session
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
2
Session 2: Medical School vs. Dental School: Training & Admissions TestsSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Learn which pre-med or pre-dental prerequisites you may still need and options for completing them while working, including post-baccalaureate programs
Learn about the MCAT and DAT and how to prepare for either test as a career changer
Understand what medical school vs. dental school involves, including coursework, labs, and patient care
Learn about medical school licensing exams, including the USMLE and COMLEX
Gain insights into the residency match process and applying to programs
Learn how medical students, dental students, and residents balance studying, well-being, research, extracurriculars, and personal commitments
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
3
Session 3: Comparing Healthcare Careers, Salary, and TimelinesSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Continue discussing training length, structure, cost, and admissions requirements from previous session
Understand how a doctor’s role compares to a dentist’s responsibilities
Learn the differences between allopathic medicine and osteopathic medicine (MD vs. DO)
Explore a physician’s and dentist’s scope of practice, autonomy, and patient relationships
Gain an overview of the pros and cons of becoming a physician vs. becoming a dentist as a career changer
Compare physician and dentist salaries and how they change across specialty, career stage, and setting
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions
4
Session 4: What’s Next? Your Roadmap for SuccessSee What It CoversHide Details
What it covers
Review your academic record and completed prerequisites against what medical schools and dental schools look for
Assess your profile and opportunities for clinical exposure, shadowing, volunteering, research, and service activities
Get a preview of med school and dental application pieces, including the personal statement, recommendations, secondaries, and interviews
Compare routes to becoming a doctor or dentist, including formal career-changer post-baccalaureate programs, completing prerequisites on your own, and part-time coursework while working
Get a clear roadmap on your immediate next steps to transition to a career in healthcare
Review what you’ve learned against your decision checklist and decide whether becoming a doctor or dentist fits your goals
End with a Q&A with your physician advisor to answer all your questions

Guided, Hands-On, and All About You

Self-Paced ModulesUnderstand how careers compare, what a typical workday looks like, and insights into what admissions, school, and training involves. Completed between sessions.
1:1 Advisor Sessions With Q&AYour physician advisor will review your progress, answer all your questions, and help you plan your journey.
Personalized Session TopicsSessions are shaped by your background, timeline, goals, and the questions you bring to help you decide the next steps in your journey.
Short ReflectionsComplete questions after each session with your advisor to update your decision checklist and learn which path is right for you.

They Were In Same Place As You

AishaDanielSophiaMarcus
Aisha
Aisha
Healthcare Career Exploration for College Students
Joined as aCollege Sophomore
DecisionApplying to Medical School
Next StepPremier MD Program

Aisha enjoyed science courses, but had no clinical or shadowing experience as a sophomore. She wondered if she should change her major from computer science to biology to fulfill pre-med requirements. We walked her through a physician’s training path, daily duties, and what she could do next to become a more competitive applicant and get ready for the road ahead.

OutcomeAisha decided medicine was the right path for her and enrolled in our Premier MD Program.
Daniel
Daniel
Healthcare Career Exploration: Physician vs. PA for Graduates/Career Changers
Joined as aGraduate
DecisionApplying to PA School
Next StepPre-PA Advising + Application Support

Daniel enjoyed his work as an EMT and knew he wanted to pursue an alternative healthcare career path. However, he didn’t know much about the training path differences between a PA or doctor or which path would better suit his goals and lifestyle. We helped him compare training lengths, tuition costs, earnings, and daily job responsibilities.

OutcomeThrough conversations with his advisor, Daniel decided that becoming a PA made more sense for his career goals, desired training length, and financial considerations. He enrolled in our Pre-PA Advising and Application Support programs.
Sophia
Sophia
Healthcare Career Exploration: Physician vs. Dentist for College Students
Joined as aCollege Junior
DecisionApplying to Dental School
Next StepPre-Dental Advising + DAT Prep + Dental Application Support

Sophia was interested in medicine and dentistry, but wasn’t sure which would be the best fit for her. She chose our program to help her compare a doctor and dentist’s scope of practice, lifestyles, work-life balance, and earnings. Targeted sessions and open Q&A periods with her advisor helped her make a decision.

OutcomeSophia decided she wanted to become a dentist and enrolled in our Pre-Dental Advising, DAT Prep, and Dental Application Support programs.
Marcus
Marcus
Healthcare Career Exploration for High School Students
Joined as aHigh School Junior
DecisionChose Another Direction

Marcus was a strong biology student, and his family hoped he would become a doctor. As we walked through a physician’s daily work, the length of training, and the realities of residency, he realized he was more excited by the research and data side of health than by patient care. Comparing paths in his sessions helped him see options outside clinical medicine.

OutcomeMarcus decided not to pursue medicine and is now exploring public health and biostatistics programs as he plans his college applications.
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$3,000

Four sessions over two weeks, led by a Director Advisor, plus:

A detailed quarter-by-quarter roadmap for success, including courses to take, admissions test timing, clinical hour targets, application dates, and more
A progress check-in 4–6 weeks after your program to review and adjust your plan, if needed
Email your Director Advisor between sessions and for up to 30 days after completing your program
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Progress check-in 4–6 weeks after the program
Email access to your advisor between sessions and for 30 days after
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Pre-Dental AdvisingGet clinical and shadowing experience, plan for the DAT, and get ready to craft a compelling AADSAS application.Learn More→

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