What should the applicant say in the personal statement?
A. The personal statement portrays candidates’ interest and preparation for the study of medicine. Most applicants talk about what motivates their interest in medicine and how they have tested their interests and abilities in both academic and experiential areas. There is no “magic” personal statement with “essential” phrases and ideas. The personal statement is a focused and relevant history of applicants career interests and plans.
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