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Your Student May Be in the Early Stages of Exploring Medicine

Based on your responses, your student may still be discovering how strong their interest in medicine might become.

This is completely normal — many future doctors begin simply with curiosity about science, health, or helping others.

What often makes the difference is exposure to inspiring mentors and real experiences in the medical field.

What This Means for Your Student

For students who are still exploring, opportunities that introduce them to the medical profession can be incredibly valuable.

For students who are still exploring, opportunities that introduce them to the medical profession can be incredibly valuable.

Hearing directly from physicians, seeing how medicine is practiced, and meeting peers who share similar interests can help students decide whether this path truly excites them.

Hearing directly from physicians, seeing how medicine is practiced, and meeting peers who share similar interests can help students decide whether this path truly excites them.

Early exposure often helps students gain clarity and confidence about their future direction.

The Congress of Future Medical Leaders

A national three-day immersive event designed for high-achieving high school students who aspire to become doctors or biomedical Ph.D.s.

Students attending the Congress:

  • Learn from Nobel Laureates and leading physicians
  • Witness a live surgery broadcast with real-time Q&A
  • Gain insights from college admissions experts
  • Connect with a community of academically driven peers

Each year 3,000–4,000 students attend the Tsongas Center at the University of Massachusetts Lowell.

See If Your Student Qualifies for Nomination

If your student demonstrates strong academic commitment and interest in medicine, they may qualify to be nominated for the Congress of Future Medical Leaders.

Complete the short form below and our admissions team will review your student’s nomination.

By providing the information above, you agree to receive text, call, email and mail communications from the National Academy of Future Physicians and Medical Scientists.

Eager to secure your high-achievers spot now? You can enroll directly with an admissions officer:

Questions? Email admissions@futuredocs.com

Who Should Apply

To be eligible, students must meet at least ONE of the following (verification required):

  • A GPA of 3.5 or above (either current or cumulative)
  • An SAT score of 1300+
  • An ACT score of 22+

Seats Are Limited

Each year thousands of families apply, and enrollment closes once the Congress reaches capacity.

Apply early to ensure your student receives their nomination package.

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