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Find advising, Summer 2027 programs, scholarships, service, volunteering, and support from Georgia Tech and the LMSA network.
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Start with Georgia Tech's own advisors and planning tools before relying on general advice elsewhere.
Georgia Tech Academic Success & Advising
Overview of professional and peer advising, workshops, Canvas resources, application preparation, and health-professions support.
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Use Navigate360 and choose Non-Major Specific Advising to request an appointment with a Pre-Health advisor.
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Register for the official Canvas resource with advising updates, self-guided materials, and current opportunities.
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Review Georgia Tech's current common prerequisite guide, then confirm school-specific policies with advisors and individual programs.
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Locate major-specific advising for degree planning alongside specialized pre-health guidance.
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Explore one-to-one tutoring, drop-in help, learning assistants, and other academic support options.
Visit official resource (opens in a new tab)Use official campus programs to explore research, service, organizations, careers, and events.
Georgia Tech UROP
Learn how to find faculty-mentored research, register for research credit, and explore PURA funding.
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Access career advising, workshops, CareerBuzz, writing guides, and professional-development resources.
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Find Georgia Tech's official hub for registered organizations, civic engagement, leadership, and involvement resources.
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Browse Georgia Tech's official Engage directory for registered student organizations and public campus events.
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Check current public lectures, workshops, campus programs, and other Institute events.
Visit official resource (opens in a new tab)Understand the national, regional, and pre-health network beyond the Georgia Tech chapter.
LMSA National
Explore the national mission, five regions, programs, leadership, scholarships, and events.
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Learn how the undergraduate society supports pre-health chapter development, programming, community, and networking.
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Review current membership categories, prices, and benefits directly with LMSA before deciding whether to join nationally.
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Browse LMSA's evolving collection of research, enrichment, MCAT, clinical-exposure, and financial-literacy resources.
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Visit the regional hub serving Georgia and the broader Southeast network.
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Review the regional mentorship page; confirm the current cycle before using any linked application form.
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Learn about the region's service focus, but verify the current award year and submission forms before participating.
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Use the regional newsletter page as a starting point for current announcements; older event listings may remain visible.
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Official page for the September 17–20, 2026 national conference in Houston (theme: Cultura Cura: Healing Through Heritage). The conference concluded September 20, 2026; online registration closed September 10, 2026.
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LMSA Southeast lists nearby medical-student chapters—including Emory, Morehouse, Medical College of Georgia, Mercer (Columbus, Macon, Savannah), and PCOM Georgia / South Georgia—for students seeking regional networking and peer connections.
Visit official resource (opens in a new tab)Use the application services and associations themselves for current instructions and requirements.
Association of American Medical Colleges
Explore official guidance for choosing medicine, gaining experience, preparing, applying, and paying for medical school.
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Read current instructions for the centralized application used by most U.S. MD-granting medical schools.
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Compare official school profiles and admissions information; some features require a paid subscription.
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Review exam content, registration guidance, practice tools, study plans, and other official preparation materials.
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Learn about the DO pathway, admissions expectations, accredited colleges, timelines, and osteopathic medical education.
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Use the official centralized application information for U.S. osteopathic medical schools.
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Review the official application service for participating public medical, dental, and veterinary schools in Texas.
Visit official resource (opens in a new tab)Explore structured programs, then confirm each program's current dates and eligibility before applying.
AAMC
Search AAMC's official collection of summer research opportunities for students interested in medicine and biomedical research.
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Explore research-intensive summer opportunities for students considering combined physician-scientist training.
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Learn about SHPEP's free multi-profession summer enrichment model and read its current notice about programming after the 2026 cohort.
Visit official resource (opens in a new tab)Use these directories and program pages to find current positions and watch for upcoming Summer 2027 application windows. Programs set their own eligibility and deadlines.
Georgia Tech Career Center
Search Georgia Tech internship, co-op, and employer postings. GT students need to complete the Experiential Learning Application before applying to eligible co-op and internship postings; access CareerBuzz with GT credentials. Openings and requirements vary by position.
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Applications for Summer 2027 are open, due January 8 at midnight PST; recommendation letters are due January 15. The nine-week Seattle program runs June 21–August 20 for undergraduates entering the summer before their final year, semester, or quarter. Review the verified open listing above for eligibility, materials, and costs.
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Browse summer biomedical and medical research programs around the country. Each program sets its own eligibility and application schedule, so contact programs and check their official pages for Summer 2027 details.
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Find faculty-mentored research at Georgia Tech and check UROP for research credit, PURA awards, and upcoming funding cycles. The Spring 2027 PURA Salary deadline (extended to October 16) has passed; UROP lists Summer 2027 and Fall 2027 deadlines as TBD.
Visit official resource (opens in a new tab)Build leadership through campus programs and find local service projects; openings and commitments depend on the organizer.
Georgia Tech Civic Engagement
Georgia Tech’s volunteer umbrella connects students with service organizations and committees, including Medical Assistance. Explore current groups and ways to participate or take on a leadership role.
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Find Atlanta-area service projects by date, location, and impact area. Check each organizer’s age, schedule, and registration requirements.
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Browse registered student organizations and public events, then contact groups about current member, committee, and officer opportunities.
Visit official resource (opens in a new tab)These programs offer hospital or clinic service and patient-support experience. They are nonclinical volunteer roles, not clinical internships; check age, screening, and time commitments.
Grady Health
Apply for a service-based role supporting patients, families, and staff. Grady requires an application and interview, health screening, background check, orientation, and at least one year of service for a minimum of three hours each week. Grady says volunteering is not an internship or pathway to employment.
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The official page describes nonclinical service for enrolled college students age 18+, September–April, four hours weekly and at least 80 hours. Rechecked November 6: its application links still lead to a program at capacity and a different program whose October 9 deadline passed. Confirm the correct college application with Emory Volunteer Services before applying; no open college application was verified.
Visit official resource (opens in a new tab)Start with Georgia Tech’s current aid applications and matching tool, then check national award cycles and their specific eligibility rules.
Georgia Tech Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid
Search external scholarship matches based on your profile, interests, and experience. Georgia Tech says the tool is available to currently enrolled students and admitted prospective students with a GTID; sign in with GT credentials.
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LMSA National describes Fall, Winter, and Spring scholarship cycles. Award eligibility varies; many awards on the current page are for medical students, so check each cycle before applying. Watch for updated 2026–27 cycle details.
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