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USD Sanford School Of Medicine's Scholarship Pathways Program

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I interviewed for your program on December 15th, 2016. I am writing this letter to express my strong interest in your program and my desire to be accepted. I want to inform you that your school is my top choice and I will attend if I am accepted.

USD Sanford School of Medicine offers several unique opportunities that make it the right program for me. The curriculum followed in your program is intriguing, as it allows various clinical clerkships, sub-internships, and generous opportunities for electives, out-of state and global experiences. I am particularly interested in the clinical and global opportunities that your school offers. Sanford School of Medicine’s Scholarship Pathways Program is an invaluable program that provides students an avenue for gaining knowledge and research experience outside of the classroom. I really enjoyed learning more about the program during my interview with Dr. Zeigler. The Frontier and Rural Medicine program available to your students is a unique opportunity, offering insight and experiences in the full spectrum of rural medicine. …show more content…

From my meeting with Ms. Christopherson on interview day, I learned that students are consistently tested on the topics being studied to ensure their expertise and confidence with the material. I highly value your three-pillar system and look forward to the opportunity to take part in the clinical simulation training that is incorporated into the curriculum. I have learned that the relatively small class size allows advanced teamwork skills and camaraderie amongst the students. I believe my education and past experiences provide me a strong foundation to excel and will also allow me to be an asset to my classmates and the university. I think I would fit very well in the program at the Sanford School of

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