Positively
3 out of 10
30 minutes
At the school
3
One-on-one
Open file
"Questions above and What do you think of cloning?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What do you do to relax in free time?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What will be the most challenging aspects of medical school for you?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What health issues are prevalent among students at your school?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What is the state of religion in the world today? " Report Response | I was asked this question too
"(1) Read all the stuff on this site for the school (2) Reviewed my personal statement (3) Went through some common questions about health issues, "why do I want to be a doctor," and " Report Response
"(a) the students are SO friendly and laid back. No evident hypercompetition and neurosis, and they take joy in being there + each others' lives (b) the admissions staff are very nice and accomodating, and try to make the event less stressful, such as presenting info on international clerkship opportunities and speaking to students/faculty as they sit down to eat with you" Report Response
"(a) Tuition is rising fast. Too fast. (b) Spent most of the time sitting in one room with hours (plural) between interviews. Although, this does offer the chance to talk with other interviewees" Report Response
"(a) Everybody that day got the "What do you think about cloning" question" Report Response
"Two interviews, one open file (with the Selection Committee member who will present your file to the Committee) + one closed file with two people (doc + 4th yr student in my case). The first interview was a bit stressful and it's important to persuade the person of the strength of your app so (s)he will take that to make a case for you to be there. Judging from others' experiences, this can be a random conversation about nothing, a nice conversation, or a blunt defense of your application. The second interview was mostly ethical & activities questions. In both, it's useful to know your app well and point to details of things you have experienced, link this to thoughts about ethical issues." Report Response
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