A vantage point of view and thorough analysis of what it takes to conqueror the MCAT presented by renowned industry experts: Dr. Collin and Dr. James are currently practicing healthcare providers in the Province of Ontario, and have received all their degrees from The University of Toronto.

In this sequel to The Medical School Admissions Journey: A Deep Dive, we thoroughly dissect the most important test you'll ever write. This seminar will dive into the specifics of the MCAT and compare multiple study strategies. Collin and James will draw from their many years of experience and make recommendations on how to approach and prepare for the MCAT including:

• How many schools use the MCAT?
• Key MCAT cut-offs and what they mean
• When to take the test?
• Critical analysis of the most common techniques, preparation programs and strategies in preparing for the MCAT
• The Why's and How's relevant to the admission committees
• Recommendations, study strategies and best practices used by MCAT takers who have achieved in the 100^th percentile
• An open Q and A period

Date and Times:

Saturday, November 17, 2018
(2:00pm to 3:30pm EDT)
or
Tuesday, November 20, 2018
(7:00pm to 8:30pm EDT)

Location:

Live online classroom
(link will be emailed to registered students)

Dr. Collin Nguyen [BSc, MSc, CCFP, MD] is an expert in medical school admission and the MCAT. He’s taught over 40,000 undergraduate pre-med students and his past students have been admitted to numerous medical schools across Canada, United States and other countries worldwide.

Dr. Nguyen currently practices medicine in Toronto and also teaches medical students, residents and trainees at the University of Toronto. He is a member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario and the Ontario and Canadian Medical Associations.

Dr. James T. Nguyen [BSc, MSc, MBA, DDS] has taught more than 37,000 undergraduate students in science, business, and engineering. Dr. Nguyen has gained admission to multiple professional faculties including pharmacy, medicine, dentistry, business, and law. With years of experience consulting and mentoring undergraduate students in the admission process, his advice and opinion are invaluable to pre-med students. Many of his past students have gained admission to the premier medical schools in Canada, USA, and other countries around the world.