Positively
4 out of 10
40 minutes
At the school
3
In a group
Open file
"What do you do for fun?" Report Response
"Where do you see yourself in 15 years?" Report Response
"There were many questions about why I want to be a doctor." Report Response
"If you design a new chemotherapeutic drug for children, would you test it on children?" Report Response
"All of the questions were fairly basic." Report Response
"Spoke to people who had been on admissions committes. Read about ethics (UW bioethics website and books on clinical ethics) and HMOs. Went through a semi-mock interview with a friend." Report Response
"The interview was a positive experience. I am not sure whether I will get in, but everyone was courteous and had taken the time to read my file. I felt like my interview lasted 15 minutes but in reality it probably took 30." Report Response
"They weren't going to ask any ethical questions. I believe they ask ethical questions to most people. Had I known I wasn't going to have to worry about transplants, DNRs, etc, I wouldn't have practiced so much." Report Response
"This interview was much less stressful than I had anticipated. I studied ethics for weeks prior to the interview and I didn't get asked one medical ethics question." Report Response
Admissions staff
02/02/2004
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