I had a really, really nice time. The girls of 1920 were so welcoming (and had a GORGEOUS house) and even drove me to and from the interviews. Definitely stay with a student-- you'll get a much more interesting experience. The campus is beautiful as well, and Jackson would be a terrific place to do clinical training.
💬 Interview Process
What is one of the specific questions they asked you?
Friendliness- everyone seems to be having a great time and to have time to enjoy themselves outside of school. Students are also really involved in the community as well as in health fair outreaches in greater Florida. Also, the administration really seems to care about the students and their opinions about the curriculum.
What impressed you negatively?
Some of the facilities are a little old, but they're really turning most of the main building into rooms for small-group learning and other rooms for medical education. The new curriculum is still a little shaky but people seem excited about it.
What did you wish you had known ahead of time?
The grading system is a combo of pass/fail and numerical grading, both of which appear on your transcript.