| 1) Demonstrate that you still have the necessary
academic skill, drive, and energy. |
| 2) If you are married, devise a plan showing how
you will maintain some semblance of family life. |
| 3) Create a financial plan showing how you will
deal with tuition, living expenses, mortgages, loans, day care,
and relocation costs. |
| 4)What are your motivations for being a doctor,
how did you arrive at the decision, and what have you done to
test this decision? |
| 5)Why do you want to go to this particular medical
school? |
| 6)What kind of doctor do you want to be or where
do you see yourself in 10 years? |
| 6) In what ways are you unique, how does this
distinguish you, and what have you done to maximize your
talents? |
| 8)Are there any irregularities in your past that
might affect your acceptance into medical school? Explain them
but do not make excuses. State briefly what you learned and end
on positive note. |
| 9) What do you think are some of the positive and
negative aspects of being a physician? |
| 10) If you are a re-applicant, explain the
progress and changes you made since your last application.
Clearly convey why you are a better applicant. |
