Medical School Application Insights

What percentage of medical school applicants were rejected in the 2023-2024 cycle?

• 60%

• 56%

• 44%

• 70%

Why is it important to have a cohesive narrative in your medical school application?

• It guarantees acceptance.

• It reduces the number of interviews.

• It ensures consistency across all application components.

• It helps in getting better grades.

What should you do if your passions and interests do not align with your application narrative?

• Ignore them

• Include them in your personal statement only

• Focus only on academic metrics

• Ensure they are reflected in all areas of your application

What should you aim for if you want to be a strong candidate eligible for scholarships?

• Average scores

• Below average scores

• No scores

• Much higher than average scores

What is the role of the Med School Insiders Medical School List Calculator?

• To predict interview questions

• To determine the best fit medical schools

• To write personal statements

• To calculate tuition fees

What is a common mistake applicants make that leads to a cookie-cutter application?

• Focusing on unique experiences

• Following a checkbox mentality

• Writing a long personal statement

• Ignoring extracurricular activities

What is a key factor in avoiding a cookie-cutter application?

• Writing a generic personal statement

• Focusing solely on academic metrics

• Following a strict checklist

• Having unique experiences that reflect genuine passion

Why is it important to have strong letters of recommendation?

• They are optional in the application process.

• They can compensate for a low GPA.

• They should come from prestigious individuals.

• They should highlight your strengths and come from people who know you well.

What is the final step in the medical school application process that can make or break your acceptance?

• Getting letters of recommendation

• The interview

• Writing the personal statement

• Submitting the application

What should you do to prepare for medical school interviews?

• Ignore the program details

• Prepare for common questions and know the program

• Focus only on your GPA

• Skip mock interviews