Morehouse School of Medicine

1. Please provide a brief statement outlining the key motivational factors that influenced your decision to apply to Morehouse School of Medicine, along with any information about yourself that you believe would be of interest to the Admissions Committee in considering your application.

2. In what ways do you plan to contribute to the Morehouse School of Medicine community, both during your time as a student and beyond? 200 words

1. Identify the one type of medical career (Primary Care, Other Specialty Care, Research/Teaching, Undecided) to which you may wish to devote most of your professional efforts.

2. What percentage of your professional time do you anticipate devoting to the following areas: 1. Administration 2. Teaching 3. Patient Care 4. Research?

3. Briefly explain the reasons for your selections in the Perceptions of Your Medical Career section (999 characters). This prompt is based on your response to the following question: Identify the one type of medical career listed below to which you may wish to devote the majority of your professional efforts: Primary Care, Other Specialty Care, Research/Teaching, or Undecided.

1. Type a brief statement setting forth the key motivational factors in your decision to apply to Morehouse School of Medicine.

1. Imagine you’re a healthcare provider working at a community clinic with limited resources. You’re responsible for distributing a small number of free glucose monitors to patients with diabetes. You have two patients who qualify: one is highly engaged, follows care instructions, and has shown consistent improvement. The other struggles with managing their condition due to low literacy, language barriers, and unstable housing, and often misses appointments. You only have one monitor left. Who do you give it to—and why? How would you navigate this situation in a way that reflects a commitment to health equity? 200 words

1. Give an example when you have shown resilience and how you would overcome academic adversity if encountered in medical school. 200 words