University of Georgia - Secondary Essay Prompts
Access our complete list of all Secondary Essay Prompts from University of Georgia in Athens, GA for the 2025-2025 admissions cycles.
1 .Imagine you’ve reached the end of a fulfilling and impactful career. A trusted colleague or mentee is delivering a speech in your honor at a celebration of your professional life. What would you want them to say about the kind of work you did, the values you embodied, the relationships you built, and the legacy you left behind? Take this opportunity to reflect on the career you aspire to build and how you want it to be remembered.
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2 .Tell us about the decisions and experiences that have defined your academic journey. This space is for you to provide context for any element of your academic history that you believe would help us better understand your path, persistence, and personal growth. For example, you may want to discuss the reasoning behind a significant change in major or a shift in academic interest, provide context for any course withdrawals or changes in your academic performance, or explain a unique academic timeline like attending multiple institutions or taking a gap year. You can also use this opportunity to describe your approach to improving a standardized test score after an initial attempt.
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3 .Since submitting your AMCAS application, have there been any updates to your activities, achievements, or honors that you would like to share? This may include new roles, activities, research, publications, awards, or other meaningful experiences not previously included. Feel free to elaborate on any accomplishments that reflect your continued growth and commitment to a career in medicine.
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4 .What are the core values that guide you? Describe a time when those values were challenged, either by circumstances or by encountering someone whose perspectives differed from your own. How did you respond, and what did you learn about yourself in the process? In what ways does this experience reflect how you will contribute to the UGA School of Medicine and the profession of medicine?
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