The biggest mistake I have seen medical school applicants make is not spending enough time on the personal statement. Creating a memorable personal statement cannot be completed in one sitting. You should set aside at least two weeks and preferably a month to write the statement. Expect to go through at least ten drafts. Be sure to allow time for a premed advisor, writing teacher, editor, or admissions consultant to give comments on the essay.
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