Talk about your academic performance up to this point. Where have you excelled? Where could you have improved?

"I am very proud of my achievements during my undergrad education. Those courses added so much value that I will bring to my medical school training. My best classes were biology-related courses. I am passionate about human biology, and advanced classes like kinesiology helped further that passion. I can improve my time management. I overextended myself last semester with volunteer opportunities, and my study time suffered slightly. Now that I have identified the reason behind my time management challenges, I will only see improvement moving forward."

"The basic sciences are the core courses for any pre-med student, and I have shown in my GPA that I am well above average in these courses. However, because I have spent so much time on those courses, you will see that my liberal arts courses have taken a back seat. This result is because I focused on my basic science courses."

Openly discuss what interested you most and where you had challenges. While attending undergraduate studies, you likely learned core skills that will help you to succeed at Georgetown University's medical school. Remember to talk openly about where you struggled and why you did. As mentioned, your interviewing team will see your transcripts. Don't forget to discuss the soft skills you mastered that will no doubt help you as a medical student.