Secondary Applications

Secondary applications are additional forms sent by medical schools after the initial application (like the Common Application) to gather more specific information. They often include essay questions about your motivations, experiences, and goals, allowing the school to understand your fit and commitment. Completing these applications carefully and promptly is important, as they are a key step in the admissions process. They help schools assess your personality, values, and readiness, providing a fuller picture beyond your test scores and academic records.