2025 Health Professions Fair

The Office of Pre-Health Advising and Mentoring is excited to announce the 2025 Health Professions Fair!
TBA | 10:00AM - 3:00PM
Newman Alumni Center
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The Office of Pre-Health Advising and Mentoring invites the 'Canes community to join us for our In-Person Health Professions Fair. This event offers a valuable opportunity to engage directly with deans of admissions, admission officers, financial aid representatives, faculty, and staff from a diverse range of health professional programs and related organizations. Don’t miss this chance to gain insights and make connections that can help shape your path in the health professions.

 

Important Information About Fees
The following details apply to all fees collected by the Office of Pre-Health Advising and Mentoring.

Credit Card Information
The Office of Pre-Health Advising and Mentoring does not, under any circumstances, have access to your credit card information. Your credit card details are solely used to process your payment and will never be used for any other purpose.

Please note that credit card information is transmitted through a secure, web-enabled server but is not stored on it. Additionally, your credit card will be charged by our third-party service provider.

Cards Accepted

Cards accepted include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover.

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Refunds:

Refunds will not be issued for this event.

Attendee Information

Students

This event is free and open to all students.

Attendees will have the opportunity:

  • To interact with admission representatives from various health professions (medicine, dentistry, veterinary, chiropractic, podiatry, physician assistant, pharmacy, and other graduate programs). 
  • Network with deans of admission and staff from a variety of health professional programs and organizations during the fair. 
  • Learn from current professionals, professional students, and other community partners in the field. 

 

Student Registration

Professional Programs/ Exhibitors

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As a professional program or exhibitor, you will be able to:

  • Engage with students currently exploring a career in healthcare by sharing available opportunities as they navigate their professional path. 
  • Expand your reach - our office serves and communicates with thousands of pre-health students through our various platforms including our website, social media accounts, emails, and internal announcement boards. 
  • Leave an imprint of your program- Giveaway items with your logo are always appreciated and remembered by attendees, especially those received at these events. The memories of the event are often recalled as they prepare for their journey.

Representative Information

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Frequently Asked Questions

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  • List of Schools and Programs Attending

    Coming soon!

  • What is a health profession fair?

    A Health Professions Fair is a tabling event that brings together students and admissions representatives from professional health programs. Representatives will showcase their schools and programs, providing information and recruiting prospective applicants.

  • What are the benefits of attending a health profession fair?

    This is an excellent opportunity for students to ask questions about program requirements, admissions, and the application process in a relaxed, informal setting. It’s a chance to gather valuable insights that will help you make informed decisions about which schools and programs align best with your career goals. Additional benefits include:

    • Networking with the individuals who may review your application
    • Gaining information to help strengthen your portfolio and enhance your competitiveness as a candidate

     

  • How to prepare for the fair?

    When approaching representatives, remember to be polite, introduce yourself, and maintain good eye contact. This is a great opportunity to use your "30-second elevator pitch" to briefly share your interests, enthusiasm, and passion for pursuing a career in healthcare.

    Be sure to thank the representative for their time and for any brochures or materials they provide. Before moving on, jot down their name and email address, and follow up with a thank-you email when you have the chance.

  • What are some example questions to ask?

    What does a successful candidate look like at your school? 

    What makes your school unique compared to other programs?

    Why do you think students choose your school? 

    Are there any services or resources available for students (academic, emotional, and social)? 

    What is the current tuition and fees? 

    Are there services/staff that assist students with financial planning and budgeting? 

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