Selecting a Medical School Admissions Essay Topic

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This section will help you narrow your selection of Medical school admission essay topics.

Medical School Admissions Essay Brainstorming Worksheet

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After brainstorming, you should have a lengthy list of potential topics to cover. Some essays that answer specific questions will require only one topic. For most general personal statements, however, you will want to discuss between two and four subjects. Occasionally you can discuss a single experience at length, if you are confident that the material touches on the entire range of themes you need to convey. If you try to tackle more than four subjects, you are probably treating each one in insufficient depth.

For each potential topic, answer the following questions to help narrow your selection.

1. Have I selected a topic that conveys something meaningful about my personality?

Will the reader walk away with an enriched understanding of who you are? If you cannot answer in the affirmative, then you have probably chosen a topic that is too generic. Search harder to find a subject for which you can take a more personal and original approach.

2. Am I painting a complete portrait?

You cannot write a comprehensive essay that discusses everything you have ever done, but you can aim to offer an argument that details the full range of what you have to offer. If you choose only one topic, that topic should be broad enough in scope to allow you to discuss layers of your skills and characteristics. If you choose multiple topics, they should build upon and supplement each other without becoming redundant.

3. Is my topic unique?

It is hard to have something entirely new to say, but you should at least have a fresh take on your topic. If you recognize a lack of originality in your ideas, try to be more specific and personal. The more specific you get, the lower the risk of blending in with other applicants.

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