How many people interviewed you?
Response Average | # Responders |
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0.88 | 8 |
Response | # Responders |
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Positively | 7 |
Negatively | 0 |
No change | 1 |
Response Avg | # Responders |
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3.63 | 8 |
Response Avg | # Responders |
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7.50 | 8 |
Response Avg | # Responders |
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5.50 | 8 |
Response | # Responders |
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In Person | 0 |
Virtual | 2 |
Response | # Responders |
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5 minutes | 0 |
10 minutes | 0 |
15 minutes | 0 |
20 minutes | 0 |
25 minutes | 1 |
30 minutes | 0 |
35 minutes | 1 |
40 minutes | 1 |
45 minutes | 2 |
50 minutes | 2 |
55 minutes | 0 |
60+ minutes | 1 |
Response | # Responders |
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At the school | 0 |
At a regional location | 3 |
At another location | 4 |
Response | # Responders |
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One-on-one | 8 |
In a group | 0 |
Response | # Responders |
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Open file | 3 |
Closed file | 5 |
Response Average | # Responders |
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0.88 | 8 |
"How do I handle working with difficult people."
"What is your long-term goal?"
"Do you think you performed to the best of your ability during undergrad?"
"What is of your weaknesses? One of your strengths?"
"Do you know anyone that went to Ross or SGU?"
"Who is your hero/inspires you (essay question)?"
"What are some controversial things that you can think of related to veterinary medicine"
"What would you say to convince a client to spay or neuter their pet?"
"What would make me a good veterinarian."
"What are three short-term goals you did to help you achieve your long-term goal?"
"List some PERSONAL (not academic or work related) strengths & weaknesses."
"How do you plan to pay for veterinary school?"
"Are there any areas in VetMed that you are weak in (have not done much work with)?"
"What is your biggest strength and weakness?"
"How do you think you would adapt to live in the island"
"What are your hobbies?"
"How do you see yourself making an impact on the industry?"
"What animals do you have the most experience with? Do you have any large animal/exotic experience?"
"How are you expecting to pay for school?"
"How would you deal with living in another country/on an island?"
"Writing question: Write about someone who inspired you to become a veterinarian"
"What is your opinion on euthanasia?"
"What do you know about the challenges facing veterinarians today?"
"Thinking about being a part of a team, what is something you appreciate about team members and what do you contribute to the team?"
"What is one area in veterinary medicine that is important?"
"Not sure. it was interesting hearing about the Alumni who interviewed me's experience at the school."
"What do you do for fun, not animal related?"
"What did you think of the GRE"
"If I had to choose an alternative career apart from becoming a vet, what would it be?"
"Describe a time where you had a goal but didn't get the outcome you expected. Follow up: What could you have done to get the desired outcome?"
"List 3 things you did that prepared you for where you are today (applying to vet school)."
"What is your personal weakness? What is your academic weakness?"
"What are two ethical issues facing veterinarians today?"
"What was the most interesting case you have witnessed?"
"I practiced questions in front of a camera."
"Practiced questions previously asked and reviewed the school's website."
"Looked up questions that were asked, typed out my answers, then used flashcards for questions & answered them out loud to myself."
"I looked up previous St. George's interview experiences and questions which really helped me prepare and helped me to anticipate what I might have had to encounter during the interview."
"Looked up advice about SGU's interview and watched SGU's live chat presentation about the school."
"SDN, wrote a couple of outlines for the essay questions, practiced answering questions like. "why do you want to be a vet?""
"Read forums and most common questions asked"
"Internet searching vet school interview questions, looking through SDN, reviewing my app, and reviewing SGU's website."
"It was an easy going conversation. I was able to bring up some of my concerns within the field and we openly discussed."
"How open the interviewer was about her experience."
"She was very open to answering any of my questions about the island and even bringing up topics I did not ask about to prepare me for living on the island."
"How highly the interviewer talked about the school."
"The vet said she had paid off her loans in 9 years! Also, she had no issues finding jobs even though the school wasn't accredited at the time she attended."
"Very laid back interview"
"None, I was just unaware that it would be a blind interview"
"How I had to write down answers to a few questions before the interview (my interviewer told me to come early to fill out some questions) which made me more nervous for the interview."
"Nothing."
"I felt it was too laid back, like not serious enough"
"That it was blind, meaning she had no information about me or my application. I thought she'd have read through my application so I had to think about how to sell myself entirely."
"It was a very chill, calm, one-on-one interview. My interviewer was extremely friendly and open to honest and casual conversation."
"That they would ask about strengths and weaknesses specifically differentiating personal and academic."
"More ethical issues...I answered with animal testing for cosmetics and the number of animals that have to be euthanized in shelters but I could have been more specific/had less generic answers."
"She asked a lot of interesting questions that weren't typical."
"The interviews are done by alum so they know exactly how you feel. This made it less stressful."
"Low stress, easy to talk to, happily answered all my questions, gave me insight to her personal experience. My interview was on zoom due to covid."
"Great interview experience! This was actually my first interview and it set me up well to help me prepare for future interviews!"
"It is a pretty chill interview. They take about 6-8 weeks to get back to you I'm told which seems a long time when you are scared."
"We interviewed in a coffee shop which stressed me out because it was sometimes hard to hear what she was saying...also it was distracting during the essay. However, it did give the interview more of a relaxed feel- I probably would have been even more stressed if we interviewed at her office."
"Do not stress about it, read questions online"
"Make sure to relax and speak clearly and slowly. Don't get thrown off by the lack of facial expression the interviewer has."
Response | # Responders |
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Student | 0 |
Faculty member | 0 |
Admissions staff | 0 |
Other | 1 |
Response | # Responders |
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Enthusiastic | 0 |
Neutral | 1 |
Discouraging | 0 |
Response Avg | # Responders |
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5.00 | 8 |
Response | # Responders |
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In state | 0 |
Out of state | 4 |
Response | # Responders |
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0-1 hour | 1 |
2-3 hours | 0 |
4-6 hours | 0 |
7+ hours | 0 |
Response | # Responders |
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Airplane | 0 |
Automobile | 1 |
Train or subway | 0 |
Other | 0 |
Response | # Responders |
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< $100 | 1 |
$101-$200 | 0 |
$201-$300 | 0 |
$301-$400 | 0 |
$401-$500 | 0 |
$501+ | 0 |
No responses
Response | # Responders |
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At school facility | 0 |
With students at the school | 0 |
Friends or family | 0 |
Hotel | 0 |
Home | 1 |
Other | 0 |
No responses
No responses
Response Avg | # Responders |
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4.38 | 8 |
Response Avg | # Responders |
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5.50 | 8 |
Response Avg | # Responders |
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6.13 | 8 |
Response Avg | # Responders |
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7.13 | 8 |
Response Avg | # Responders |
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7.25 | 8 |
Response Avg | # Responders |
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6.50 | 8 |
What is one of the specific questions they asked you (question 1)?