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UCONN Secondary

Discussion in 'Pre-Medical - MD' started by medical22, Aug 17, 2002.

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  1. medical22

    medical22 Senior Member
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    I'm having a really hard time answering the essay questions on the UCONN application. A couple of the questions (1 & 3) I already answered in my personal statement. Should I repeat that exactly?
     
    #1 medical22, Aug 17, 2002
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  2. Iron Horse

    Iron Horse The luckiest man
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    While the crux of your answer should be the same, use the essay to expound on your answer and go into more depth than you did originally.
     
    #2 Iron Horse, Aug 19, 2002
  3. Cydney Foote

    Cydney Foote Senior Member
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    Definitely don't just repeat your AMCAS essay. This is a chance to reveal a bit more about yourself to the Adcomm. Think of the entire application as a jigsaw puzzle, and the secondaries are another piece.

    I'm not sure of the UConn questions you're referring to, but there are several strategies for the basic questions on http://www.accepted.com/medical/secondaryessay.aspx

    Good luck!
     
    #3 Cydney Foote, Aug 19, 2002
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