Again, a pretty run-of-the-mill set of interviews. Nothing political or difficult is involved, but they do try and stress YOUR reasons for joining the field of medicine. The two sessions felt much more like a couple of conversations rather than a list of questions. Don't lose sleep over these.
Response Section
Interview Process
Interview questions they asked
"What was the most difficult part of college for you?"
Nothing, really. Looked in the mirror, fixed my hair. I suppose I went over my AMCAS file, but that's about it.
What impressed you positively?
I didn't have time to go sightseeing, but I must say, one of my interviewers was downright enlightening. Very, very comfortable to talk with.
What impressed you negatively?
My first interviewer, however, had obviously not prepared for my visit, and the questions asked were extremely vague and lame. "Did you like taking the MCAT?" "How do you feel about your undergraduate college?"
What did you wish you had known ahead of time?
Nothing, I suppose. The two interviews, which began at consecutive hours, were about a mile and a half apart - I was barely on time for the second.