No change
8 out of 10
35 minutes
At the school
2
One-on-one
Closed file
"1. Describe a difficult situation with another person, i.e. colleague, patient, customer, and how you handled it." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"2. Tell me how you have been a leader. " Report Response | I was asked this question too
"3. If you didn't get into pharmacy school, what would you do? 4. With respect to a personal situation, the interviewer asked how I would advise a patient that had the same issue/problem. " Report Response | I was asked this question too
"With having emphasized the importance of diversity in my application, the third year student asked how I would address this diversity while as a student at UCSF. " Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Unfortunately, all were difficult as I underprepared. . . but the most difficult was the one asked at the end: what else should we know about you? The interviewers only had access to my response to the essay question in the UCSF application and nothing else (i.e. volunteer/work background). I didn't know how to respond without sounding like I was selling myself (though I that is what I wanted to do). " Report Response | I was asked this question too
"SDN (very helpful!), UCSF web-site, practice answering questions outloud." Report Response
"Unfortunately, I was too stressed to have looked at anything during my interview day in a positive light. " Report Response
"There was no introduction about the school or formal reception. I was in the group that met at 8 A.M. on Saturday, did the essay and then my interview. I had the option to talk with students and take a tour but I wasn't feeling so hot about the interview that I decided I'd call it a day. Looking back, I'd recommend taking the time to (re)familiarize yourself with the student, school, and city -- take those opportunities the day of your interview. " Report Response
"That there wasn't going to be a formal reception for interviewees." Report Response
"I didn't feel very confident going into my interview (because I didn't prepare as I should have -- my fault!!!) and I didn't feel good at all after my interview (I didn't think I provided answers the interviewers were looking for, i.e. intelligent, eloquent thoughts). But just FYI, I received an acceptance letter from them about two weeks ago! So althought I didn't think my interview went well, the interviewers were satisfied enough with it. Woohoo!" Report Response
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