Future Docs

Your Career in Medicine Starts Here.

Are you an undergraduate junior or senior dreaming of becoming a physician? The Waco AHEC Future Docs program is designed to help you take the next step toward medical school—especially if you come from a disadvantaged community. We’re especially seeking students from Baylor University, Texas A&M University, and the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, though all eligible applicants in our region are encouraged to apply.

Part of the Advancing Healthcare Careers Initiative and funded in part by the Boston Scientific Foundation, this program offers targeted support to help you succeed on your path to becoming a physician.

Eligibility & Application Details:

  • Be a college junior or senior with intent to pursue an MD or DO

  • Be prepared to take the MCAT

  • Have a 3.2 cumulative GPA in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Math (BCPM) coursework

Whether you’re polishing your med school application or preparing for interviews, AHEC Future Docs provides the tools, confidence, and connections to help you succeed.

Spots are limited—apply now and take the first step toward your career in medicine!

*On an opt-in basis, a purchase of $449 go towards The Princeton Review Self-Paced MCAT Prep Course.

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Meet Our Future Docs

  • Chinazam Okeudo

    Baylor University

    B.S. Health Science Studies

  • Sofie Scheffman

    Baylor University

    B.S. Health Science Studies

  • Olivia DeVault

    Baylor University

    B.S. Biology

  • Khalid Abdelhamid

    Texas A&M University

    B.S. Bioenvironmental Sciences

  • Jasmine Bader

    Baylor University

    B.S. Biochemistry

  • Amy Bui

    Baylor University

    B.S. Biology

  • Miguel Gonzalez

    Baylor University

    B.A. Medical Humanities

  • Serena Enriquez

    Baylor University

    MPH in Community Health Science

  • Damo Kouakou

    Baylor University

    B.S. Health Science Studies

  • Brinkley Bell

    Baylor University

    B.A. Medical Humanities

  • Jonathan Rosette

    Baylor University

    B.S. Health Science Studies

  • Gabrielle White

    Baylor University

    B.S. Health Science Studies

All of the following sessions are required for program completion.

Program Elements

MCAT Test Preparation

Access free or low-cost MCAT prep resources through your AHEC! We connect you with test services or funding options to help you succeed.

Mock Interview Sessions

Boost your confidence and interview skills with personalized mock interview sessions led by local physicians, educators, and professionals.

Personal Statement Review

Get expert feedback on your med school personal statement! Join review workshops or one-on-one sessions with advisors and professionals.

1:1 Application Advising

From picking schools to perfecting your essays, AHEC offers one-on-one advising to help you navigate the entire med school application process.

Physician Job Shadowing

Explore healthcare careers firsthand by shadowing local physicians and providers. AHEC helps you coordinate placements and meet all requirements (HIPAA, etc.).

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Networking & Mentoring

Be matched with a physician, med student, or health pro who will guide you through your journey. AHECs recruit and support mentors for your success. Connect with peers, alumni, and professionals through Future Docs events, mixers, and study groups. Build your network and find your support system!

How to Apply

The application includes biographical information, academic program information, and a personal statement. The personal statement is a maximum of 500 words and should be included before you submit your application. Targeting students from Baylor University, Texas A&M University, and University of Mary Hardin Baylor.

Applications will be accepted through September 25th 2026.

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 FAQs

  • The program runs from October through March, with required monthly session attendance.

    • We will have a self-paced option through The Princeton Review. This will be shared cost, with you paying $400 towards the resource and we will cover the rest.

    • Students who choose to use a different MCAT prep resource may be eligible for up to $500 in reimbursement, with appropriate documentation and approval.

    • All students are expected to engage in regular MCAT preparation throughout the program.

    • AMCAS

    • TMDSAS

    • AACOMAS

  • No. Future Docs is specifically designed for students who plan to apply to allopathic (MD) or osteopathic (DO) medical schools. We encourage students pursuing PA, dental, or nursing programs to explore other pipeline opportunities better aligned with those goals.

  • Decisions will be emailed out on an ongoing basis until we reach our cohort of 15.

  • No. MCAT Test Prep is a required element of our program, but you may use any MCAT preparation materials or course you prefer.description

  • You are still eligible to participate in the program. We simply require that you are actively preparing for the MCAT as part of your program commitment.

  • Through an institutional partnership discount and grant funding from the Boston Scientific Foundation, we are able to offer The Princeton Review’s Self-Paced MCAT Course (normally $1,999) at a deeply reduced rate of $449. This is the exact same course offered at full price, and we provide this option to help reduce barriers for students who may not otherwise have access to affordable test prep.

  • No. The discounted course is offered as a resource, not a requirement. You are free to use other prep options if you prefer. The cost goes towards the purchase of your MCAT Test Prep.