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Free, interactive masterclasses for aspiring medical students, parents, and educators. Reserve your seat, ask your #1 question, and get answers from Harvard student mentors.

Live on ZoomMentor Q&AGrades 5–12 · Parents · Educators
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Live Series

The Future Doctors Masterclass Series

Led by Harvard student mentor Enaya Ahmad. Live sessions at 9:00 AM EDT covering clinical reasoning, the future of medicine, and building a standout pre-med profile. Open to Grades 5–12, parents and educators, and completely free.

SESSION 3Upcoming
Sat, Oct 17
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM EDT · Live on Zoom

How to Build a Standout Pre-Med Profile in High School

Enaya Ahmad
  • What a standout pre-med profile looks like from a medical school's perspective
  • The key activities, credentials and experiences that strengthen an application
  • How to plan academics, research and clinical experience strategically
  • How to start building your profile intentionally from as early as Grade 8
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Live Series

Inside Medicine Masterclass Series

Led by Harvard student mentors Enaya Ahmad and Rohan Tyagi. Two live sessions at 9:00 AM EDT, from solving real medical cases to how AI is changing healthcare. Register for one or both. Open to Grades 8–12, parents and educators, and completely free.

SESSION 1Upcoming
Sat, Oct 24
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM EDT · Live on Zoom

Through a Doctor's Eyes: Exploring Real Medical Cases

Enaya Ahmad & Rohan Tyagi
  • How doctors approach real patient cases and make clinical decisions
  • What it feels like to think under pressure as a medical professional
  • The diagnostic reasoning process that medical schools look for in applicants
  • How case-based learning builds the mindset every aspiring doctor needs
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SESSION 2Upcoming
Sat, Oct 31
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM EDT · Live on Zoom

AI in Medicine: How Technology Is Changing Healthcare

Enaya Ahmad & Rohan Tyagi
  • How AI and technology are already being used in hospitals and clinics today
  • What new medical careers and specialties are emerging because of technology
  • How future doctors will work differently from doctors today
  • Why understanding medical technology gives aspiring doctors a significant edge
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Inside the Seminar

Glimpses from our Future Doctors seminars.

Short clips from live Harvard-mentored masterclasses — clinical reasoning, applications, and candid mentor Q&A.

Clip 1 · Opening the seminar
Your Mentors

Meet the Harvard student mentors.

Current Harvard undergraduates with real research, clinical, and admissions experience.

Enaya, Harvard Class of 2026
Enaya
Class of 2026 · Neuroscience & Chemistry

Enaya is a senior at Harvard College conducting brain tumor biology research at the Shakhnovich and Rabkin Labs. She serves as a Physics Teaching Fellow and previously interned at the United Nations.

Jessica, Harvard Class of 2027
Jessica
Class of 2027 · Neuroscience (Mind, Brain, Behavior)

Jessica is a junior at Harvard College researching deep brain stimulation for treatment-resistant depression at Harvard Medical School/Brigham & Women's Hospital. She is a volunteer EMT with CrimsonEMS.

Rohan, Harvard Class of 2027
Rohan
Class of 2027 · Economics & Global Health

Rohan researches neurodegenerative disease mechanisms at the Yankner Lab, Harvard Medical School. He is a Teaching Fellow for introductory neuroscience and an active mentor for first-generation pre-med students.

Han, Harvard Class of 2028
Han
Class of 2028 · Human Developmental & Regenerative Biology

Han has a strong interest in immunology and genetics, with hands-on lab experience in biomechanics and organic chemistry. He is involved with Harvard's Biotechnology Club, Clean Energy Group, and Phillips Brooks House Association.

What to Expect

60–90 minutes. Every minute earned.

Real content

Not a sales webinar. A genuine teaching session built by the same team that runs the Fellowship curriculum.

Harvard student mentor

Led by current Harvard undergraduates on the pre-med track who walked this path 3 years ago.

Interactive

Not a passive webinar. Questions, polls, live case work. Students participate, not just watch.

Recorded

Miss it? All registered attendees get the recording within 48 hours. Watch anytime.