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if you don't mind sharing, what are the secondary prompts? are they the same as last year's prompts?

Is there any reason to worry about accreditation, local affiliated rotations, access to research, or match rates with Methodist? It seems like they have great local support but I always worry with newer programs

I think this school is unique because they are with Cape Fear, which has residents/fellowship training and the PA school already

This is what their Secondary Application Instructions doc says, including the questions and a note on AI usage.

Four Essays: Applicants are encouraged to formulate their responses before beginning the secondary application. Each essay should be no more than 200 words; the optional question is limited to 150 words.

1. Describe a time you served a community in need. What impact did it have on you and others?

2. Discuss a health disparity you are passionate about addressing. What steps would you take as a medical student and future physician to make progress on this issue?

3. What is something you want to share with us that is not reflected on your application?

4. (Optional) Please describe any connection you have to North Carolina or to the Southeastern NC region.

Note: Candidates are required to disclose if they used artificial intelligence (AI) in completing their secondary application in any section. Applicants may use artificial intelligence tools for brainstorming, proofreading, or editing their essays. However, their final submission should reflect their own work and should be an accurate account of their experiences.

extremely excited about MUCFVHSOM

If anyone is able I would really appreciate hearing some of the reasons you’re applying here! Good luck everyone!

My bitch ass just got a reminder email to submit my secondary bruhhhh that cannot be a good sign

+1 same. Has me freaked out because it hasn't even been two weeks? Is this school a submit ASAP school or is this genuinely just a reminder?

Oh lol its been two weeks for me thats why i was disappointed in myself