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The Savvy Premed Internship - Make Your Application Shine

October 21, 2014

Do you want:

  • to learn more about the application process to medical school?
  • to be able to get advice about what you should be doing to stand out as an applicant?
  • a chance to contribute to an up-and-coming blog on med school admissions?

Passport Admissions is looking for a pre-med intern.  This position is unpaid, but it comes with a plethora of perks.  You get to work with owner/head advisor, Rob Humbracht, on a monthly basis to help him build a blog, attend a monthly seminar series, and improve your candidacy for medical school.

Are you:

  • an uncommonly good writer
  • able to work independently with minimal supervision
  • reliable and prompt with email responses?

Then, we’re looking for you.

Apply for the position at the Passport Admissions website: 
http://www.passportadmissions.com/pre-med-intern/

P.S. Though the internship is written to be for someone in San Diego, you don't have to be.  Non-San Diegans are welcome to apply.

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