Writing Your Medical School Secondary Essays

Your secondary essay is the final piece to the medical school admissions puzzle prior to interview offers. By the time the admissions readers get to the secondaries, they should already have a pretty good impression of who you are as an individual, as a potential med school student, and as a future medical professional: They've seen your transcripts, your GPA, and your MCAT score, and they've read your AMCAS essay and reviewed your experiences. Now it's time for you to complete and sharpen their picture of you by filling in those final blanks.

The following resources will help you create a secondary essay that fleshes out the school's image of who you are, while seamlessly complementing the other parts of your application.

• Tips on Writing Secondary Essays
• Postsecondary Experiences
• A Few Secondary Application Tips
• Completing the Jigsaw Puzzle
• Writing Your Human Interest Personal Statement
• Raining Secondary Applications
• Med School Admissions: Tips for Secondary Essays

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