Spring Break Road Trip

Carver College of Medicine students will take you through a case based learning session, where you will experience what it’s like to learn like a medical student. No prior knowledge is necessary, just bring an open mind and be willing to take some risks in your learning! Admissions staff will also be available to answer any application questions.

Creighton University is a Catholic, Jesuit university founded in 1878 in Omaha, Nebraska. The university’s School of Medicine opened in 1892, and is committed to educating physicians in the Catholic, Jesuit tradition of caring for the whole person – mind, body and spirit. The school has two campuses, one in Omaha, Nebraska and a regional campus in Phoenix, Arizona. The School of Medicine is committed to preparing future doctors for the medical challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in patient care, teaching, research and service. Graduates of the Creighton University School of Medicine practice in all 50 states and are recognized nationally for their extraordinary clinical skills, communication, empathy, cultural competence and commitment to service.

Curious about what it takes to join the UCSD School of Medicine? This workshop offers a unique look into their innovative curriculum, impactful initiatives, and flexible pathways to a medical career. Debunk common pre-med myths about the MCAT, application timelines, and more, while gaining practical advice to navigate your journey with confidence. Hear directly from Rodrigo Gutierrez, from the UCSD SOM Admissions Office, as he shares insider knowledge and answers your questions in this engaging session.

Michigan State University College of Human Medicine blends the strengths of community-based medical education with the power of scientific discovery, creating excellence in education and care. We enhance our communities by providing outstanding primary and specialty care, promoting the dignity and inclusion of all people, and responding to the needs of the medically underserved.  As a community-based medical school, the College of Human Medicine is uniquely positioned to provide students with comprehensive training in clinical settings that most closely parallel the environment in which many physicians practice. Join our session to learn about the unique and meaningful experience at MSUCHM.

Join us for an interactive trivia session about CHSU-COM, a short Problem-Based Learning scenario, (TBL Training) which is an engaging clinical case study like experience to showcase our program’s unique approach to medical education.

Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine invites you to learn more about our MD and MD/PhD programs, the application, and interview processes, and more.  Our case-based, interactive, small-group approach lets you study biomedical, clinical, and health systems sciences across all four years. Plus, you won’t have to wait until your third year for hands-on experience: You’ll join a clinical care team almost as soon as you arrive.

Join our admissions team for a presentation on our curriculum, requirements, and student life in Provo, Utah, followed by a 30-minute Q&A with our student ambassadors!

Join Trinity School of Medicine for their informative and valuable presentation on preparing for your medical school interview. Learn more about the interview process and how to make sure your best self shines through by communicating your drive and inspiration, doing your research on the school, and answering interview questions clearly and concisely. You will also get helpful tips on how to best prepare for this important step in the application process.

Join Ms. Andrea Liu to learn more about Duke’s unique curriculum, student body, and our admissions process. We actively engage students, faculty & staff in the recruitment process to find unique people to join the DukeMed community. Questions welcomed.

In this session, we introduce you to Yale School of Medicine. Yale is a community of curious, inquisitive students who go on to serve as creative leaders in medicine and science. Our Yale System of Medical Education fosters a supportive, collaborative environment where students shape their own paths through research, leadership, and advocacy while embracing responsibility for their professional growth within a dedicated learning community. During this session, we explore aspects central to the Yale medical student experience, including Academics, Research, Enrichment Opportunities, Support Networks, living in New Haven, and Admissions & Financial Aid.

Interested in medical school? Make a "pit stop" during your Spring Break Road Trip at the Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine's presentation. ICOM Admissions will present about ICOM and osteopathic medical school as well as admissions-related topics and any questions you might have. See you there!

Western Michigan University Homer Stryker MD School of Medicine is a small, private medical school in Southwest Michigan. Focusing on health equity, community engagement, and hands-on team-based learning, our unique decompressed curriculum and state-of-the-art facilities support students' individual goals while growing future physicians who will positively impact the communities and populations they serve. Join our information session to learn more about our MD and bridge master's programs, student life, admissions process, and more.

Join our students (UC-Davis alumni) and admissions staff for an interactive 10-minute TBL (team-based learning activity) as we engage you in our style of learning at the Arkansas Colleges of Health Education (ACHE) and the Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine (ARCOM). Further, learn about the mission of ARCOM and the ACHE Master of Science in Biomedicine program to educate and train a diverse student body to improve the lives of others.

We will be presenting on how to become the most competitive applicant for the CDU program. This will include admissions criteria, an overview of our mission and values, along with a general idea of the admissions process.

Dr. Kedian, Associate Dean of Admissions and Dr. Christine MacGinnis will talk about the T.H. Chan School of Medicine at UMass mission, opportunities for students such as community engagement, UMass regional campuses with special programs, and the new VISTA Curriculum. The presentation will include a demo of UMass' early clinical learning small groups.

Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine is committed to educating a physician workforce representing the population and communities we serve. To understand us is to understand our mission: "Para la gente y el futuro," for the people and the future. These words guide us as we set forth to improve the health of underserved communities in the United States and increase the diversity of the physician workforce. At Burrell, you won't just become a doctor; you'll become a patient-focused leader.

The UCR School of Medicine has a unique regional mission to train a diverse workforce of physicians and improve the health of the medically underserved. This presentation will highlight what it means to be a “mission fit” and provide an overview of our program requirements for our institution.

Come spend some time with Alesia Wagner, DO, FACOFP Distinguished, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs and Chair of the Admissions Committee, and Walter Hartwig, PhD, Director of COM Enrollment Management and Student Success, to learn about “Being Osteopathic”, dispel some commonly believed myths, and get a preview of what we believe sets TUCOM apart from the rest!