I was the Student Coordinator for the NYLF program this past summer at University of New England, and (at least at our school) it was an excellent gig for students considering medicine.
We included an introduction to pre-med studies and medical school by a panel of our own med students, a mini-lecture from one of our favorite professors, a general introduction to the practice of OBGYN by an alumnus of our program, a live, virtual tour of the anatomy lab, complete with dissected cadavera, and other sundry activities.
I don't know if all of the schools involved do it up as cool as we did (pardon the lack of humility there), but most people said that they found the NYLF experience to be well worth their time. Some of them were on scholarships, too, so that is worth looking in to, if Mom and/or Pops can't kick in 2 grand for it.
And Doc Admin is right... only include it on your resume if you actually attend.
Good luck to you!
