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PROMPT
1. Beyond what you have written in your AMCAS Personal Comments, discuss your early life experiences, family background and aspects of your home community that have led to your decision to become a physician.
2. Describe a difficult life experience and how you dealt with it.
3. Our medical school is committed to enrolling and graduating a diverse student body. The Admissions Committee considers the following: high academic potential, disadvantaged background, race and ethnicity, evidence of outstanding leadership, creativity, unique work or service experience, community involvement, non-traditional educational progression, and demonstrated commitment to working with diverse populations.
Please explain how you have demonstrated a commitment to diversity and/or working with diverse populations.
4. If you did not designate Minnesota as your state of legal residence on your AMCAS application, briefly describe any ties that you might have to this state. If you are a Minnesota resident, please enter N/A.
5. Briefly describe what you are currently doing. If you have already graduated, please indicate what you have been doing since graduation, and what your plans are for the coming year.
6. Please explain any gaps in your education and/or work experiences since high school graduation that are not previously described in your application. If there are none, please enter N/A.
7. Should you not be accepted to medical school, the alternative career that you would pursue is:
8. Have you ever been convicted of any felony or misdemeanor? If YES, you must include a full explanation below.
9. What other pertinent information would you like to bring to the attention of the Admissions Committee? If there is none, please enter N/A.
1. Beyond what you have written in your AMCAS Personal Comments, discuss your early life experiences, family background and aspects of your home community that have led to your decision to become a physician.
2. Describe a difficult life experience and how you dealt with it.
3. Our medical school is committed to enrolling and graduating a diverse student body. The Admissions Committee considers the following: high academic potential, disadvantaged background, race and ethnicity, evidence of outstanding leadership, creativity, unique work or service experience, community involvement, non-traditional educational progression, and demonstrated commitment to working with diverse populations.
Please explain how you have demonstrated a commitment to diversity and/or working with diverse populations.
4. If you did not designate Minnesota as your state of legal residence on your AMCAS application, briefly describe any ties that you might have to this state. If you are a Minnesota resident, please enter N/A.
5. Briefly describe what you are currently doing. If you have already graduated, please indicate what you have been doing since graduation, and what your plans are for the coming year.
6. Please explain any gaps in your education and/or work experiences since high school graduation that are not previously described in your application. If there are none, please enter N/A.
7. Should you not be accepted to medical school, the alternative career that you would pursue is:
8. Have you ever been convicted of any felony or misdemeanor? If YES, you must include a full explanation below.
9. What other pertinent information would you like to bring to the attention of the Admissions Committee? If there is none, please enter N/A.
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