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Supporting Your Students as a Health Professions Advisor

Live session recorded on March 9, 2022.


TMDSAS Director, Enrique Jasso, discusses the TMDSAS Application and tips to support your applicants for the Entry Year 2023 cycle.



TMDSAS and JAMP are on a mission to support advisors and the pre-health community in reaching and empowering aspiring dentists, physicians, podiatrists, and veterinarians with educational resources to help enhance their preparation for a career in the health professions.


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About the author: The Texas Medical and Dental Schools Application Service (TMDSAS) is the centralized application processing service for applicants to the first-year entering classes at all of the public medical, dental, and veterinary schools in the State of Texas.

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