What differentiates you from the rest of the applicants?

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My answer was "Excellent question! It's time we talk about why I'm great. When I wake up in the morning and scratch my tummy, my rock hard 2% body fat abs remind me why I need to be sympathetic toward obese patients. In the bathroom, while putting on my 500$ lotion after a throughout exfoliation with the most exclusive face wash, I am struck by my beautifully flawless skin. This motivates me to give my all to my future patients when I match dermatology at Mass General. After this, during my light breakfast of caviar on Eagles' egg scramble with truffle oil, I continue to reflect on my understanding and passion for the underserved of medicine. At school, looking at my painfully boring 4.0 GPA and 40 MCAT, I am constantly reminded of the need of being a diverse individual. In conclusion, I am a perfect, divine, and extraordinary homo sapien."
 
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My answer was "Excellent question! It's time we talk about why I'm great. When I wake up in the morning and scratch my tummy, my rock hard 2% body fat abs remind me why I need to be sympathetic toward obese patients. In the bathroom, while putting on my 500$ lotion after a throughout exfoliation with the most exclusive face wash, I am struck by my beautifully flawless skin. This motivates me to give me all to my future patients when I match dermatology at Mass General. After this, during my light breakfast of caviar on Eagles' egg scramble with truffle oil, I continue to reflect on my understanding and passion for the underserved of medicine. At school, looking at my painfully boring 4.0 GPA and 40 MCAT, I am constantly reminded of the need of being a diverse individual. In conclusion, I am a perfect, divine, and extraordinary homo sapien."

This is the correct answer.
 
My answer was "Excellent question! It's time we talk about why I'm great. When I wake up in the morning and scratch my tummy, my rock hard 2% body fat abs remind me why I need to be sympathetic toward obese patients. In the bathroom, while putting on my 500$ lotion after a throughout exfoliation with the most exclusive face wash, I am struck by my beautifully flawless skin. This motivates me to give my all to my future patients when I match dermatology at Mass General. After this, during my light breakfast of caviar on Eagles' egg scramble with truffle oil, I continue to reflect on my understanding and passion for the underserved of medicine. At school, looking at my painfully boring 4.0 GPA and 40 MCAT, I am constantly reminded of the need of being a diverse individual. In conclusion, I am a perfect, divine, and extraordinary homo sapien."
Mr. Bateman has opted for a career change I see. I feel you will have plenty of time for your hobby working in medicine.
 
I am not sure what I would say, but I would be thinking "Did you even bother reading my application? How often are you going to get a non-trad gay transsexual mixed race Orthodox Jew who overcame a medical phobia to apply to medical school after being a government consultant and doing work with the space program?"

Your guess is as good as mine as to what I would actually say. I would not be that snarky though.
 
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Basically said something along the lines of "you won't find anyone else with this combination of life experiences"
 
"I can make a mean PB&J"
You might be joking, but I really think adcoms would be impressed by an applicant who could not only grab their attention with an initial "wow factor", but also able to somehow tie it seamlessly back to medicine.
 
I like making cool armor, helmets and weapons with EVA foam, fiberglass/resin and power tools! I've recently applied my mad skillz in Dominican Republic where I sculpted a 3d model of the ear for teaching purposes. :clap:
 
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