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Prompts
Section G: Prompts (Applicants for the MD Program)
*Respond to each in no more than 1-2 paragraphs (150 words total).
Prompt 1: Choose one of your volunteer or service experiences and discuss your role of either leadership or support, and describe how it has contributed to your personal development.
Prompt 2: We are always striving to recruit a class of medical students who will be the future visionaries in the field of medicine. There are many paths of medicine that our students can aspire to. Please describe how you envision your contribution to the field of medicine fifteen years from now.
Prompt 3: Describe your most significant personal challenge and how it affected you, and what you learned from it.
Section H: Reapplicants (MD and/or MD/PhD Applicants)
Prompt 1: Explain why you have decided to reapply. Please respond in no more than 1-2 paragraphs (150 words total).
Prompt 2: Please list your responses for each category below in a bulleted format.
Please tell us why you have decided to apply for the Early Decision Program. Are there any special skills, characteristics, qualifications, or circumstances that make you especially qualified for this honor? Please respond in no more than 1-2 paragraphs (150 words total).
LOR Reqs
A letter from a pre-medical committee (preferably including the individual letters that are used in the summary) is highly desirable.
For students attending a school without a pre-medical committee, two letters of recommendation are required from professors who know you well and who have taught you in a formal classroom setting. One letter should be from a faculty member in your most recent major or degree-granting department and the other may be from any professor of your choice. An applicant may submit additional letters of recommendation, but the Committee prefers that you send no more than three (3) letters in total.
Section G: Prompts (Applicants for the MD Program)
*Respond to each in no more than 1-2 paragraphs (150 words total).
Prompt 1: Choose one of your volunteer or service experiences and discuss your role of either leadership or support, and describe how it has contributed to your personal development.
Prompt 2: We are always striving to recruit a class of medical students who will be the future visionaries in the field of medicine. There are many paths of medicine that our students can aspire to. Please describe how you envision your contribution to the field of medicine fifteen years from now.
Prompt 3: Describe your most significant personal challenge and how it affected you, and what you learned from it.
Section H: Reapplicants (MD and/or MD/PhD Applicants)
Prompt 1: Explain why you have decided to reapply. Please respond in no more than 1-2 paragraphs (150 words total).
Prompt 2: Please list your responses for each category below in a bulleted format.
- Has there been a change in your experiences in the health care field?
- How have you served your community?
- List additional courses, grades, post-baccalaureate programs, and publications/research projects
- Explain other relevant changes
Please tell us why you have decided to apply for the Early Decision Program. Are there any special skills, characteristics, qualifications, or circumstances that make you especially qualified for this honor? Please respond in no more than 1-2 paragraphs (150 words total).
LOR Reqs
A letter from a pre-medical committee (preferably including the individual letters that are used in the summary) is highly desirable.
For students attending a school without a pre-medical committee, two letters of recommendation are required from professors who know you well and who have taught you in a formal classroom setting. One letter should be from a faculty member in your most recent major or degree-granting department and the other may be from any professor of your choice. An applicant may submit additional letters of recommendation, but the Committee prefers that you send no more than three (3) letters in total.
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