MOLDING DOCTORS

Based on your year, major, and other interests, we match you with an upperclassman mentor to guide you through your pre-medical classes, MCAT, summer internships, shadowing experiences, and more. We also hold social events so that you can become more acquainted with the university, build connections with your peers, and understand the different routes that pre-medical students take to achieve their goals. Applications are accepted beginning in June, with rolling admissions throughout the entire academic year.

This program is designated to provide an early start for medical school applicants. We assist you with completing your primaries through multiple assignments and deadlines during the first semester of your application. This program is unique to UT Dallas because it allows you to undergo the HPAC evaluation process ahead of schedule. NOTE: We only allow members who are applying in the current year to participate.

MCAT workshops are 6 workshops throughout the school year to give you the basics of the MCAT. Our goal is to inform premed students about scheduling, preparing, and key strategies for the MCAT. We encourage everyone to come whether you're a freshmen or someone who is currently studying for the MCAT to participate in these workshops and familiarize yourself about the beast that is the MCAT.

Each month, we will be hosting a ‘Round Table’ open to all MD members, in order to discuss topics related to our theme of the month. This will be an excellent opportunity to practice speaking on socially-relevant issues - a critical skill as a future healthcare leader -, gain confidence for interviews, and simply engage in a stimulating conversation with your peers. Members who participate in the discussion will receive 2 MD points.

SANIC (Simulated Admissions and Normalized Interview Center) is a mock medical school interview process that is open to freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and non-traditional seniors. This year, it will be a weeklong event that includes workshops, speaker events, MMI and traditional interview practices. The attendees will receive valuable feedback from HPAC, UTD professors, Texas medical school students, and senior UTD students.