Why I Want To Attend Georgetown University

I have a strong interest in Geisel School of Medicine because of Geisel’s unique learning environment and its various opportunities for me to contributing back to the community.

I would be honored to enroll at the WMU homer Stryker M.D School of Medicine because of the school’s dedication to educating physicians through community outreach and commitment to lifelong learning. After volunteering for the past five years at the C.A.R.E. Clinic for the uninsured, I understand the need to serve uninsured Americans. Therefore, I want my medical school experience to incorporate opportunities to serve this population at locations such as the Family Health Center. In addition, the community health rotation would allow me to continue my commitment to the under and uninsured

For a split second I caught myself reconsidering my future that I have thought for so long I had all figured out. As the President of the Ole Miss chapter of AMSA began the meeting, I found myself starting to relax a little. I listened to all the things that most medical school reviewers look for on a transcript and application, and all the things she talked about were offered through this organization or were made much simpler with the aid that it provides. The speaker went on to say that AMSA was not simply a “medical school prep”, but it was heavily involved in community service. Following the speech by the President, Dr. Gray got on stage to tell us about his experience as a member of the review board at the University of Arkansas Medical School, and he shared some of the things that he, as a reviewer, found as positives and negatives in an application. When the meeting was coming to an end, we were encouraged to join the national chapter of AMSA as well as the Ole Miss

The MD Program at GW is well-tailored to my specific interests: working as a community physician through service, broadening my medical and cultural knowledge by studying abroad, and performing clinical research.

As a resident of Maryland for the past six years I have grown to love the culture and diversity of the greater Washington area. This community has been supportive of my education and has been a great place to live. I have had the opportunity to volunteer in multiple capacities and would love to continue to do that through my medical education and beyond. The unique methods that George Washington uses in its education of physicians also attracts me to the institution. The learning communities is something that is unique in medical education where small groups of students come together to work through curriculum and perform other activities in the community. The number of track programs available is also a key reason I want to attend your school.

My decision to apply to PSUCOM was markedly influenced by the direct student involvement with the central Pennsylvania community. The fact that PSUCOM has a strong community engagement dovetails perfectly with my interest to work with medically underserved and economically disadvantaged community. Another unique quality that I admire about PSUCOM is its supportive and nurturing environment that allows students to make connections, learn, and grow as a future physician. As a result, making connections with other students will allow me to understand and embrace the cultural diversity of others. Overall, I strongly feel that this medical program has the most to offer in terms of academic excellence, diversity, innovation, community-focus, and

When researching medical schools, one of the most important criteria I looked for was a medical school that prioritized serving underserved populations. Many of my experiences in college have helped me understand what type of physician I want to be. In combination with my courses, I knew that my life calling would revolve around alleviating health disparities as both a physician and a scholar. Therefore, when I considered the Lewis Katz School of Medicine, I was happy to see that the school understands its role in addressing this problem. Therefore, I immediately was attracted to Temple because I want to attend a medical school that inspires students like me to affect change.

My interest in the Georgetown University School of Medicine is due to its focus on providing care to the person as a whole. The School of Medicine provides an environment to learn the art of healing along with training of the mind centered around "cura personalis. " The curriculum builds the foundation to nurture empathetic physicians who commit to enhancing clinical care and patients’ wellbeing. This resonates with my career goal of becoming a competent and trusted physician through learning a holistic approach to patient care. My desire for a community-based medical education program stems from my childhood experiences.

I want to attend Rush Medical College for the extensive student support resources, the opportune location, the practitioner-teacher model of education, and the preventative medicine department. Rush Medical College’s Career in Medicine Program offers the necessary support and counseling that I will need to get the most from my medical education. My main goal is to become an excellent primary care physician working with underserved communities in a diverse and urban setting. With this in mind, Rush Medical College’s metropolitan location will allow me to establish myself in an area conducive to achieving my objective. In addition, the practitioner-teacher model will provide the applied education I need to become an outstanding clinician. Lastly,

Prior to applying to the Lewis Katz School of Medicine, I extensively researched the institution and spoke with past alums. From this I learned of the school’s goals of giving back to the community in addition to producing wonderful physicians. The wide range of facilities that your schools uses for internships provides a many unique experiences that arise from working in different communities and types of medical care facilities. I feel that diversity in learning is what makes an individual stronger; the more you see, the more you experience leading to a more well-rounded individual.

Beyond the prestige Georgetown University holds, the school takes part in a Global Health Initiative that challenges students to seek solutions to community and worldwide health issues. Since a young age, I have had

The innumerable advantages and unparalleled opportunities at Boston College made it clear that I had to apply. In terms of location and social life, Boston College's campus engenders a perfect atmosphere for my studies, where there are literally hundreds of cultural and social activities to pursue right in one location. Accessibility, along with my acquaintances with doctors in Chinatown will be a major benefit to my continued endeavors. There, I would find consistent shadowing opportunities with orthopedic doctors and be able to further enhance my understanding of herbal and traditional Chinese medicine with people who are native experts. I would also find better preparation for medical school by volunteering and situating myself at nearby medical centers.

I have traveled all around the world throughout my life and have experienced many different and difficult things that I believe will help me contribute to this medical school community. Along with being able to mold and adjust to my surroundings, I feel that I can interact with many different types of people due

As an undergraduate, preparing for a career in medicine is no different than preparing to scale one of the world’s greatest summits; with Johns Hopkins being the Mt. Everest of medical schools, only a select few are able to accomplish the feat of acceptance.

I look forward to bringing my diverse skill set and passion for learning to graduate school. I am excited about discovering how my knowledge fits into the larger narrative of medicine and, in doing so, I hope to move from a narrowed theoretical level to a collaborative application-based understanding.