Positively
2 out of 10
60+ minutes
At the school
1
One-on-one
Open file
"Why do patients visit the doctor?" Report Response
"What is something you want to change about yourself?" Report Response
"What was the most challenging thing you have faced?" Report Response
"What makes the medical profession different from all others? (Hint: it's not just about healing or curing) " Report Response
"What prevents the country from having universal coverage?" Report Response
"Read the website although it does not have very much information about the medical school itself. I learned much more by talking to my student host. " Report Response
"Eddy--the dummy used by the Dept. of Anesthesiology; it's primarily for residents but it's pretty awesome as they let work under an ER-type of situation; two student-runned clinics " Report Response
"The last class had an 80% rate on the boards. There's a bimodal disturbiton of board scores. " Report Response
"Saint Louis has a relatively high tuition fee." Report Response
"My visit to St. Louis was relatively positive. I didn't know very much about the school when I applied but after I visited, I had a positive impression of the school. The electives that appear in the website aren't really cracked up to be what they appear to be--according to my student host. Do not take a taxi if you have to. I took the Metro Train and it's much, much cheaper ($3 to the university and $1.25 back to the airport). It takes you directly from the airport to the university. Depending on when your interview is scheduled, you may be stuck in a large conference room with other applicants. If you have an afternoon interview, it might be in your favor as my interviewer spent more than an hour with me. From what I heard from the other applicants, the morning interviews lasted about half an hour. Then again, it may depend on who your interviewer is. " Report Response
Student
09/24/2002
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