Hi, Viv:<br /><br />Here's the first of your two documents. At this stage of your med school application, I notice that many of the questions are similar, and so, too, are the answers. What I would do, then, is group&nbsp;similar&nbsp;questions together and construct a generic &nbsp;answer by choosing the most&nbsp;appropriate sentences (that is, cutting and pasting).<br /><br />For example, if the question asks, why do you want to go to Cornell or Harvard etc., begin by saying how you like to travel. Then find the sentences that deal with working overseas. Now come back to the school's curriculum. Mention your special skills and experience. And finish with a reference to the fact you have researched a number of schools and that Cornell or Harvard etc appeals to you particular Now tailor&nbsp;the answer to your school. Mention a program there, such as tropical diseases or community health, but make sure you don't call Cornell, Harvard! <br /><br />All the sentence are there in the answers, I would just construct one or two perfect ones, keeping in mind the character length.<br /><br />I'll start on your next document tomorrow.<br /><br />BFN (Bye for now) - George<br /><br /> &nbsp;<br /><br />&nbsp;<br />&nbsp;