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Demystifying The MCAT2015:

Psychological, Social, and Biological Foundations of Behavior

Presented by The Princeton Review and UC Davis Health Professions Advising

Come learn how to conquer the new MCAT2015 from a Master Trainer at The
Princeton Review. During the evenings presentation we will survey the MCAT2015
test, focusing on content and strategy for the NEW Psychology and Sociology
section. Dont miss the chance to learn how to master this new material at no cost.
Afterwards, there will be a Q&A session with experts from The Princeton Review
and a raffle!

Event Details:
February 26th at 1100 SocSci
7:30-9:30 PM (Doors open at 7:15 PM)
All are welcome and FREE to attend.
Questions?
David Espiritu
Joanne Snapp
Senior Business Development Manager Director of Health Professions Advising
david.espiritu@review.com
jsnapp@ucdavis.edu
510.295.0002
Learn more about the events presenter Julia Ayles
Julia Ayles began teaching the SAT for The Princeton Review in 2000. Since that time,
she has earned certifications in ACT, GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT Verbal and MCAT
Psych/Soc, along with a variety of SAT Subject Tests. She is a Premier Tutor and one
of Princeton Reviews Master Trainers. Always interested in a challenge, Julia teaches
both in the classroom and online, writes test questions for The Princeton Reviews
publications and online tests, and trains our new SAT, ACT, and MCAT Psych/Soc
teachers.
This variety of involvement in the test preparatory world, as well as her long tenure
with The Princeton Review, has given Ms. Ayles a thorough understanding of test
questions and techniques. Her students score improvements attest to the remarkable
effectiveness of the Princeton Review strategies when paired with an experienced and
enthusiastic instructor.
Ms. Ayles graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Spanish Literature and
Linguistics and extensive course work in Psychology. She was an active participant in
the Honor Student Society and studied abroad in Madrid.
Julia teaches and trains out of the Portland office.