I think highlighting the ways in which you are different from the "traditional" applicant would be the best way to answer it...did you major in something different, your ec's, background, second language, abroad experience, job experience, etc.
Nothing. You already did with the application fee. Like I said, medical school is a business, and contributing will only mean that you're in the business yourself. Ultimately it is the patients who contribute.
Originally posted by tryingagain How are you guys going to answer this interview question? This is a tricky question.
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