| Timetable
for Junior Year Pre-med Application |
| Mid
December |
Register
your intention with the HPAC. Write the first draft of your
essay. |
| January
|
Begin
systematic review and preparation for MCAT, DAT, etc. Continue
on this very important task until you take the test. |
| Late
January |
Request
letters of recommendation from three professors or health
professionals who know you well. Revise your essay.
|
| Early
February |
By
February 15th you must request two pre-interview advising
meetings (with HPAC members) and submit the following
to the Committee:
Interview Application Form
Most Recent Transcripts
MCAT Scores (If Available)
Brief Summary of Clinical Experience
Two Letters of Recommendation.
|
| Mid
February |
Register
for MCAT, DAT, etc.
|
|
March |
Attend
pre-interview advising sessions. Send the following materials
to HPAC, Dana 172:
1. Your practice AMCAS forms, including your personal statement
2. A list of persons who have agreed to write recommendation
letters for you -- Committee will need three prior to interview.
3. A copy of your latest transcript and spring class schedule |
| April |
Request
Interview with HPAC. It will be scheduled the week after
classes end if your file is complete.
Take
MCAT, DAT or other test.
|
| Early
May |
Interview
with HPAC. Complete AMCAS Appliction with personal statement.
Make sure all recommendation letters have been received
by HPAC. |
| Upon
receipt of test
scores |
Be
sure HPAC received your scores. |
| Mid
June |
Mail
your application materials to AMCAS or other service. |
| Early
Summer |
Send
the following to the HPAC Administrative Assistant, Dana
172:
1. Letter to Committee requesting its letter of recommendation
be sent to the health professional schools.
2. Copy of your final AMCAS or other common application
- include your final grade report or transcript for the
spring semester
3. List of the schools with complete mailing addresses. |
