MAPS Group Photo '11-'12
The Multi-Cultural Association of Pre-Health Students (MAPS) is an organization that facilitates interactions between pre-health membership at the University of Central Florida (UCF) and the Student National Medical Association (SNMA). Our nature as a multicultural organization means that we remain socially conscious of the cultural disparities in the medical profession and health care that unfortunately still exist today. Our goal is to provide knowledge, skills, and experience for pre-health students who have aspirations of entering a health related profession.
Membership is open to all UCF students interested in a future within the health care field. With membership you are entitled to networking opportunities, job shadowing opportunities, the possibility of building new relationships, community service, and much more. All of the aforementioned services enable you to be a more competitive professional school applicant.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
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Students who attend will be enlightened by admissions advice from admissions representatives and medical students from 11 different medical schools. Breakout sessions will follow, allowing you to get up close and personal with admissions personnel. This is truly an event you cannot afford to miss!
To register for this event, contact The Princeton Review at 407-882-0608. The cost of attending is $20 for UCF students and $25 for non-UCF students, and includes breakfast, lunch, and a gift box with a t-shirt. The deadline to register is February 11th. Registration for the event is now closed, however, you may still opt for day-of seating registration. The cost of no-show seating is $25 and is on a first-come-first-serve basis. Please e-mail ucfforum@gmail.com with any questions.
“With a slate of workshops and programs focused on the academic and clinical success, development, and preparedness of our cohort of physicians, AMEC 2012 is an experience that no current or future physician can afford to miss.”