PreMed CC

Support PreMedCC — Help Keep the Door to Medicine Open

Since Fall 2021, PreMedCC has hosted 331 FREE events for aspiring physicians and health professionals—creating access to admissions deans, MCAT strategy, research guidance, mentorship, medical student panels, and free YouTube resources for students everywhere.

Now we need your help.

We are raising $15,000 by June 30, 2026 so we can continue offering free, high-impact programming for community college, transfer, university, post-bacc, first-generation, nontraditional, and underserved premed/pre-health students.

If PreMedCC has ever helped you ask a question, find direction, hear from a dean, prepare for the MCAT, discover a pathway, or feel less alone in this process—please give back today. Every donation helps us keep these resources free and accessible to all.

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Planning for med school starts earlier than you think 📚🩺

Strong foundations in chemistry, biology, physics, and math can make a huge difference—not just for the MCAT, but for success in future coursework too.

Preparation is power. 💯

🚨 From Doubt to Doctor: Overcoming Naysayers Through Belief and Service 🚨

If you have ever been doubted, discouraged, underestimated, or told that medicine might not be for you—this session is for you.

Join Melissa Gonzalez, MD, a PGY-2 Psychiatry Resident at Stanford Medicine, for an honest and inspiring conversation about turning doubt into purpose, staying grounded through service, and continuing forward even when the path feels heavy.

This session is especially powerful for community college, transfer, university, and post-bacc premed students who are trying to build confidence, resilience, and a meaningful path into medicine.

Come hear about:
✅ overcoming naysayers and self-doubt
✅ staying connected to your “why”
✅ building a path through service and purpose
✅ what residency and psychiatry can teach future doctors
✅ real encouragement for students on nontraditional paths

📅 Saturday, June 6, 2026
🕙 10:00–11:30 AM PST
💻 Zoom / Online
✅ FREE + open to all

🔗 Register at PreMedCC.org or scan the QR code.

Public health is more than one field—it’s about improving lives and communities from every angle. 🌍🩺

From health equity to mental health and global health, community health sciences creates space to make meaningful impact where it matters most.

🚨 Kaiser Permanente School of Medicine Admissions Unfiltered: How to Be Competitive and Stand Out 🚨

Want real admissions insight from the people who know the process—not rumors, guessing, or recycled advice? This session is for community college, transfer, university, and post-bacc premed students who want to understand how to become a stronger, more competitive applicant.

Join admissions leaders from the Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine for an honest, student-centered conversation on what matters in the application process and how to stand out with purpose.

🎤 Lindia Willies-Jacobo, MD, FAAP
Senior Associate Dean for Admissions and Equity, Inclusion, and Diversity
Professor of Clinical Science

🎤 Agasia Lanier, MS
Admissions Counselor and Recruitment Coordinator

Come learn:
✅ what Kaiser Permanente School of Medicine looks for
✅ how to be competitive beyond GPA and MCAT
✅ how to communicate your mission, service, and readiness
✅ common applicant mistakes to avoid
✅ live Q&A with admissions professionals

📅 Friday, June 5, 2026
🕔 5:00–6:30 PM PST
💻 Zoom / Online
✅ FREE + open to all

🔗 Register at PreMedCC.org or scan the QR code.

There’s no single “best” medical school—only the best fit for you.

At the end of the day, becoming a physician matters more than rankings. Focus on finding a school where you’ll grow, thrive, and become the kind of doctor you aspire to be. 🩺✨

Today we celebrate the strength, love, and sacrifices of mothers everywhere ❤️

Raising awareness, supporting fighters, and honoring strength 💜 Today we stand with those affected by lupus.

Medicine is more than science—it’s connection.

Patients remember how you made them feel. Strong communication, empathy, and the ability to truly listen are just as important as clinical knowledge in becoming a great physician. 💬🩺✨