University of Nebraska College of Medicine Secondary Essay Prompts
These are the secondary application essay prompts for University of Nebraska College of Medicine. To put your best foot forward and maximize your chance of an interview invitation, visit our secondary application editing page.
About University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Secondary Deadline: November 15, 2024
Secondary Fee: $70
FAP Waiver: Yes
CASPer Required: No
Screens Applications: Yes
Accepts Application Updates: Yes
Mission
The mission of the College of Medicine at the University of Nebraska Medical Center is to promote and improve the health of the citizens of Nebraska by advancing health and biomedical sciences through the highest quality education, patient care, research excellence and community service. We will pursue innovation and national and international leadership by:
- Preparing health sciences professionals for practicing tomorrow’s medicine and encouraging them to practice in Nebraska, including underserved communities.
- Targeting efforts in health and biomedical sciences research to support our strengths and our mission and to respond to the needs of the citizens of the state of Nebraska.
- Integrating education and research to foster cost effective health care and outreach programs.
- Providing equal opportunities for our students, faculty, staff and patients to achieve their full potential.
- Maintaining a distinguished faculty and providing resources to assure excellence in education, patient care and research programs.
2024-2025
2. If you are a re-applicant to the UNMC College of Medicine, how is your application different this year? (N/A if not applicable) (750)
3. If this is your first application to the UNMC College of Medicine, but not your first application to medical school, what is your rationale for applying to UNMC this cycle? (750)
4. What is your personal rationale for applying to the UNMC College of Medicine, especially if you are not from Nebraska? (1000)
5. Have you had a personal interaction with UNMC faculty or advisors that prompted your application to UNMC College of Medicine (N/A if not applicable) (750)
6. What are you most proud of in your life? (1500)
7. Tell us about a time when you have had to overcome adversity. (1500)
8. How do you know that you want to be a physician? (1500) 9. Tell us something about yourself that will enhance the UNMC College of Medicine. (1500)
10. What have you learned from working with people whose background is different from yours? (1500)
2023-2024
2. If you are a re-applicant to the UNMC College of Medicine, how is your application different this year? (N/A if not applicable) (750 characters)
3. If this is your first application to UNMC, but not your first application to medical school, what is your rationale for applying to UNMC this cycle? (N/A if not applicable) (750 characters)
4. What is your personal rationale for applying to the UNMC College of Medicine, especially if you are not from Nebraska? (1000 characters)
5. What are you most proud of in your life? (1500 characters)
6. Tell us about a time when you have had to overcome adversity. (1500 characters)
7. Tell us something about yourself that will enhance the UNMC College of Medicine? (1500 characters)
8. What have you learned from working with people whose background is different from yours? (1500 characters)
2022-2023
2. If you have been away from full-time academics for more than two years, please explain. (N/A if not applicable) (750 characters)
3. If you are a reapplicant to the UNMC College of Medicine, how is your application different this year? (N/A if not applicable) (750 characters)
4. If this is your first application to UNMC, but not your first application to medical school, what is your rationale for applying to UNMC this cycle? (N/A if not applicable) (750 characters)
5. What is your personal rationale for applying to the UNMC College of Medicine, especially if you are not from Nebraska? (1,000 characters)
6. What are you most proud of in your life? (1,500 characters)
7. Tell us about a time when you have had to overcome adversity. (1,500 characters)
8. What have been the positive impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on your personal and professional life? (1,000 characters)
9. Given the potential impact on shadowing opportunities since 2020, how do you know that you want to be a physician and what the career entails? (1,500 characters)
2021-2022
2. What is your personal rationale for applying to the UNMC College of Medicine? (1,000 characters)
3. How has the COVID-19 pandemic affected you professionally and personally? (1,000 characters)
4. What are you most proud of in your life? (1,500 characters)
5. Tell us about a time when you had to overcome adversity. (1,500 characters)
6. Given the lack of shadowing opportunities over the last 18 months, how do you know that you want to be a physician and what the career entails? (1,500 characters)
Re-applicant questions:
1. If you are a reapplicant to the UNMC College of Medicine, how is your application different this year? (N/A if not applicable) (750 characters)
2. If this is your first application to UNMC, but not your first application to medical school, what is your rationale for applying to UNMC this cycle? (N/A if not applicable) (750 characters)
2020-2021
2. How has the COVID-19 pandemic affected you professionally and personally? (1000 Characters)
2019-2020
Why do you want to attend the University of Nebraska College of Medicine? (1000 char)
2018-2019
The secondary application essay prompts for this medical school application cycle are the same as above.
2017-2018
The secondary application essay prompts for this medical school application cycle are the same as above.
2016-2017
There were no secondary application essay prompts for this medical school application cycle.
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