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Why you should attend
The AAMC Virtual Medical School Fair enables aspiring applicants and premeds like you to connect with medical schools and admissions experts from around the U.S. In addition, you can attend information sessions led by admissions officers, current medical students, and other experts. Since 2016, over 80,000 aspiring medical students have attended this free event and interacted with experts, medical students, and admissions officers.
Attendees will also receive a 15% discount on a one-year or two-year MSAR subscription. (Codes will be sent to attendees by Friday, October 31. Attendees who login on either day will recieve a code.)
Note: In order to register, you must create a new user name and password. The fair platform is separate from other AAMC applications.
Schedule
This fall the fair will take place over two days: October 29-30. Please note: We understand that many attendees are students or working professionals with busy schedules. Feel free to login and exit the fair as your schedule allows.
Wednesday, October 29
Live Information Sessions: 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. ET
Thursday, October 30
Chat with Medical Schools and Postbaccalaureate Programs: 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. ET
Information sessions
OCTOBER 29, 2025
12:15 p.m. - 1:15 p.m. ET
Watch What Happens Live: Mock Interviews with Real Admissions Officers
Although medical schools use interviews as a tool to evaluate applicants, it's also a chance for applicants to evaluate the culture of a medical school and determine which schools are the best fit for them. This session will share tips for preparing for both virtual and in-person interviews, explain how schools use interviews as part of their assessment process, allow participants to view live mock interviews and hear feedback from current admissions officers.
1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. ET
FutureMD Meets FutureTech: AI in the Admissions Process
From ChatGPT to interview simulators, AI is the newest player in the med school admissions arena. This panel brings together three medical school admissions representatives and a premedical advisor to share insider perspectives on how AI is influencing applications, essays, and interviews. Together, they’ll unpack what’s overhyped, what’s genuinely useful, and how applicants can navigate this space while remaining authentic, ethical, and competitive. Attendees will learn where AI is actually being used, how to avoid common mistakes, and how to stand out as a strong, thoughtful applicant. Join us to hear directly from those in the admissions field.
2:45 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.
How to Know if a Postbaccalaureate Program is Right for You
Postbaccalaureate premedical programs are designed for individuals who have already earned a bachelor’s degree but need additional preparation before applying to medical school. This session will go over the features of different postbaccalaureate programs, including, career changer programs, record enhancement programs, linkage agreements, and the difference between undergraduate and masters level programs. Prehealth advisors will offer their advice on how to choose the best program for you.
4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. ET
How to Hijack Anxiety from the Medical School Application Process – Evidence Based Strategies
Don’t let anxiety sabotage your med school admissions process! In this session presented by testwolf.com, you'll learn evidence-based strategies to 1) stop test anxiety from affecting your MCAT® preparation and performance, 2) gain the confidence you'll need to be your authentic self in interviews, and 3) get control of procrastination and avoidance, fears of failure, and perfectionism. Applying to med school is only the beginning of the challenges you'll face on your way to becoming a physician. This session will be jam packed with tips and tricks to help dimmish your anxiety and enjoy your journey
Participating Medical Schools, Associations, & Programs
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Participating Postbaccalaureate Premedical Programs
Coming Soon
Virtual Fair FAQ’s
- Research the schools you’re interested in by checking out their website or viewing their profile in the Medical School Admissions Requirements™ (MSAR®) database.
- Test your connection. We recommend using a computer or tablet over a smartphone, but the site is mobile-friendly.
- Send the registration link to any premeds, applicants or advisors who may also be interested in attending.
- Sign in with the email address you used to register.
- Every interaction with medical schools can leave an impression. Remember to act professionally and respectfully. For instance, rather than address school representatives by their first name, begin with “Dr. Jones” or “Ms. Smith.”
- Save content in your own personal digital “Swag Bag” so you can access it later.
- You can revisit the fair for 30 days past the live day to view all booth content, public chats, and any information sessions you may have missed.
- Follow up with any medical school or association representatives if you have additional questions.
- Use the social media links in the booths to follow schools you’re interested in.
- How does your school’s mission influence your admissions process/curriculum/where graduates practice?
- Can you tell me more about [name of program]?
- What opportunities does your school have for research/volunteer work/work in the community?
- Ask questions that show you’ve done your research and already know basic information about the medical school. Don’t ask questions that can easily be answered by viewing MSAR profiles or their website.