Leadership can come in many forms, such as starting a campus club, student organization, or nonprofit agency, serving as a tutor or teacher's assistant, or leading a sports team. Other roles can include taking the lead in a student council, church role, or research project. Indiana University School of Medicine wants students who have held leadership roles since being a leader is a major component of working as a physician. These roles will be highly looked at during the admissions process, so you should have been working on developing your leadership skills over the past few years. Even if you do not feel you are a strong leader, the school has a Leadership Training Pathway to help develop leadership skills that will be useful during your career. Describe any leadership roles you have held, for how long, and what you gained or learned from those experiences.