Many medical school applicants ask if they can send a letter
of intent to multiple schools. By strict definition, a letter of intent should
only be sent to your top choice. However, this does not mean you cannot send an
update letter to other schools that are in your top 5 or 10. Such a letter will
follow a similar format to the letter of intent but will not state outright
that the school is your top choice and will focus more on updating the school
on your recent progress. Such updates can include a recent publication, new
grades from a post-bac program, an international experience from the Fall, or a
new leadership position you gained, just to name a few. Keep these letters
short (definitely less than a page).
For step-by-step advice on how to get into medical school
examples of update letters/letters
of intent from successful applications, check out The
Medical School Admissions Guide: A Harvard MD’s Week-by-Week Admissions
Handbook. If you’d like Dr. Miller
to edit your letter of intent, please visit www.MDadmit.com/solutions, e-mail info@MDadmit.com, or call 415.939.5251.
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