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Are you doing it through TMDSAS or AMCAS?received interview today. completed on jun 4th.
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Are you doing it through TMDSAS or AMCAS?received interview today. completed on jun 4th.
The vast majority will be applying through TMDSAS: the exceptions are those applying to EnMed as OOS students, and anyone applying MD/PhD.Are you doing it through TMDSAS or AMCAS?
I want to say REQUIRED but thats just me. 🙂The vast majority will be applying through TMDSAS: the exceptions are those applying to EnMed as OOS students, and anyone applying MD/PhD.
Guys, on this thread I want to encourage you to say "EnMed" if that's where you got an interview. Thanks!
when would you say it is too late to submit secondaries? i submitted primaries june 10th and waiting for verification still 🙁 i prolly wont be done with all the essays (prewritting) until july 22/23rd im trying to get done earlier for some schools over others but am i cooked with that?? would that make me very late? im really anxious and feeling like giving up this cycle.no it's not late to submit secondaries.
@notjoemama please look at my reply on the TMDSAS Questions thread.when would you say it is too late to submit secondaries? i submitted primaries june 10th and waiting for verification still 🙁 i prolly wont be done with all the essays (prewritting) until july 22/23rd im trying to get done earlier for some schools over others but am i cooked with that?? would that make me very late? im really anxious and feeling like giving up this cycle.
Saw your post on reddit. I think this prompt should talk about you interacting with others who are different from you, as in different SES or culture or background. Your example doesn't seem very strongFor prompt #1: would it be okay to use the a story where I encountered someone who is the same ethnicity as me?
For example, I volunteered at a food bank where the staff member directing us was more comfortable speaking Chinese. I am also Chinese. My Chinese sucks but I translated their directions to the other volunteers, and the other volunteers began looking to me to lead them. The encounter was translatable to other instances where there was a language barrier or different perspectives.
I just not sure if this seems too much in my comfort zone or if I'm being neurotic.
Congrats! Are you in-state?Received Interview Invitation yesterday at 2pm. Application was completed 6/10/25
Could you please also post the secondaries for EnMed? My AMCAS still isn't verified and I am OOS, is it too late for EnMed?2025-2026 Texas A&M Secondary Essay Prompts: (4 questions, all required)
Please notice: Question #4 is not "really" optional but it is short-answer
1. As a physician, you never know what type of patient you will serve. From your past experiences, please describe or highlight factors or situations that demonstrate your ability to work with individuals from multicultural communities. (3500 char.)
2. The Texas A&M School of Medicine embraces the Aggie Core Values of Respect, Excellence, Leadership, Loyalty, Integrity and Selfless Service. Please elaborate on personal characteristics, values, accomplishments and/or any experiences that you feel will help to demonstrate your potential to contribute to the school and to the profession of medicine. (3500 char.)
3. Describe any circumstances indicative of some hardship, such as, but not limited to, financial difficulties, personal or family illness, a medical condition, a death in the immediate family or educational disadvantage not mentioned in your primary application essays. What strategies have you used to address these circumstances? (3500 char.)
4. List the area (or areas) of medicine that appeals to you and briefly explain. (Limit your explanation to 50 words or 250 characters total) Do not leave blank. If not applicable, please so indicate. (50 words or 250 char.)
Good luck to all applying!
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Did you apply to EnMed, if so would be you be okay sharing the secondary prompts for it?I want to say REQUIRED but thats just me. 🙂
I don’t have them yet unless someone here who has applied to EnMed will share them.Could you please also post the secondaries for EnMed? My AMCAS still isn't verified and I am OOS, is it too late for EnMed?
how and when does campus track selection occur? random? preference-based; if so, do people usually get their preference?Current M4 at A&M. Feel free to DM me or ask questions on this thread!
76What's your LM? If you dont mind sharing
Also received a IS II! But the calendar worked for me.+1 IS II but I'm having a hard time selecting a date on the calendar. anyone else?
congrats on the interview! were you part of early assurance? super quick turnaroundIS II! Complete two days ago
+1 IS II but I'm having a hard time selecting a date on the calendar. anyone else?
thank you sm! I was not part of early assurance and did not expect to get an II so earlycongrats on the interview! were you part of early assurance? super quick turnaround
What’s meaning for LM?
It’s based on preference. You submit a ranking of all the campuses and your reasoning for why shortly after match day. Our campus designation committee then assign everyone a campus. Vast majority of the class gets their first choice, some second. It’s fairly rare to get your third or fourth choice.how and when does campus track selection occur? random? preference-based; if so, do people usually get their preference?
Yes!Congrats! Are you in-state?
no fr what does it mean lolProtect your peace [emoji120]
when did u have ur app submitted like w secondaries to a&m?Also received a IS II! But the calendar worked for me.
Search LizzyM score, it's essentially an abridged way of reporting GPA/MCATno fr what does it mean lol
congrats! mine ended up working too 🙂Also received a IS II! But the calendar worked for me.
july 2nd!When has your application been marked complete if you don't mind me asking? Best of luck with interview!
There is a calculator in the menu where you can calculate yours.Search LizzyM score, it's essentially an abridged way of reporting GPA/MCAT
Are you sure these are the questions from this year? Looking at these two websites these seem to be the EnMed questions from last year:2025-2026 Texas A&M Secondary Essay Prompts: (4 questions, all required)
Please notice: Question #4 is not "really" optional but it is short-answer
1. As a physician, you never know what type of patient you will serve. From your past experiences, please describe or highlight factors or situations that demonstrate your ability to work with individuals from multicultural communities. (3500 char.)
2. The Texas A&M School of Medicine embraces the Aggie Core Values of Respect, Excellence, Leadership, Loyalty, Integrity and Selfless Service. Please elaborate on personal characteristics, values, accomplishments and/or any experiences that you feel will help to demonstrate your potential to contribute to the school and to the profession of medicine. (3500 char.)
3. Describe any circumstances indicative of some hardship, such as, but not limited to, financial difficulties, personal or family illness, a medical condition, a death in the immediate family or educational disadvantage not mentioned in your primary application essays. What strategies have you used to address these circumstances? (3500 char.)
4. List the area (or areas) of medicine that appeals to you and briefly explain. (Limit your explanation to 50 words or 250 characters total) Do not leave blank. If not applicable, please so indicate. (50 words or 250 char.)
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These are the questions for applicants to EnMed. How do you apply?
Applicants will first select “Texas A&M College of Medicine” on the TMDSAS or AMCAS application. After the secondary application is sent, applicants indicate interest in EnMed by selecting the EnMed Track option (Item #7). Applicants must select both the ‘MD’ and ‘EnMed’ options for consideration to both tracks.
EnMed Secondary Essay Prompts:
“The following answers should clearly and concisely answer the questions in technical terms.”
1. Are you a reapplicant? Yes/No
2. How did you hear about the EnMed program? (Please select up to 3): EnMed Student, EnMed Faculty/Staff, EnMed Website, Faculty/staff/student - outside of EnMed, Web Search, Social Media, News Article, Conference, TAMU medical school application, Other
3. Describe what a work week would look like in your ideal future career; what activities would you engage in over the course of that week? (Please be concise and answer the question directly in a technical writing style. 250 word max)
4. List the knowledge, skills, and experience that you have acquired as part of your coursework, then describe how these have prepared you to create innovative medical technologies. Include lab courses, senior design/capstone, and similar hands-on courses, as well as any planned activities. (Please answer this question in list format NOT as an essay or in a creative writing format) (250 words max)
5. List the knowledge, skills, and experience you have acquired from extracurricular activities (non-coursework based) such as internships, research, student organizations, work experience, personal projects and hobbies, as well as any planned activities. Then, describe how these have prepared you to create innovative medical technologies. (Please answer this question in list format NOT as an essay or in a creative writing format) (250 words max)
6. How will the Engineering Medicine program meet your career goals and aspirations in ways that a traditional MD program would not? (Please be concise and answer the question directly in a technical writing style. 250 word max)
7. Briefly describe any entrepreneurial activities you have participated in that showcase your passion for innovation (if none, leave this blank). (Please be concise and answer the question directly in a technical writing style. 250 word max)
8. Will you have completed an undergraduate degree in engineering or computer science by matriculation to EnMed? Yes/No
9. Will you have completed a graduate degree in engineering or computer science by matriculation to EnMed? Yes/No
10. Will you have completed a graduate degree in a discipline other than engineering or computer science by matriculation, excluding a pre-med post-bacc program? Please list each Degree (MS, PHD etc) and field. (250 words max)
Good luck to all applying!
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Are any of the people in your class local? Like BCS, born and raised? Wondering if that might help my shots at all lol.Aggies rise up
M2 here to answer any Qs for my future Ags 👍
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I guess I'm wondering like what else do I say without just saying oh I worked with multicultural people.You've answered your own question.
when do the interviews start?EnMed OOS II, complete 7/21
did u get an email notifying u?thank you sm! I was not part of early assurance and did not expect to get an II so early
yes I got an email and also a text messagedid u get an email notifying u?
Congrats! When did you submit your secondary? Thanks.+1 IS II LM 69
Was complete 7/7Congrats! When did you submit your secondary? Thanks.
Congrats, you’re insane! You’re really about to clean sweep TX IIs in Julyreceived II LM 76!
right? what the heck! congrats @slothlover300 - idk what you wrote in your primaries/secondaries or how cracked your stats are but sheesh!Congrats, you’re insane! You’re really about to clean sweep TX IIs in July
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