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"Why did you take the MCAT twice? " Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Name qualities that are necessary for a good physician?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What do you bring to Vanderbilt?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What makes a good doctor?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What makes a good doctor?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"read up on the school and brushed up on healthcare issues" Report Response
"The commitment to students. We had multiple people talk to us - students, deans, financial aid peeps. They wanted to make the experience as stressfree as possible. The facilities are great - there is too much brick in my personal opinion, but otherwise, decent campus and lots of sunshine (always a plus)" Report Response
"not much - I just don't know about Nashville" Report Response
"Call beforehand and see if you're interviewing in the morning or afternoon. If you're interviewing in the morning, book a flight around 4pm. I thought they had morning and afternoon interviews (as sort of implied by emails I got from them), and I ended up waiting in the airport with four our applicants until our 7pm flights. It was nice talking to them, but I seriously could have left so much earlier." Report Response
"My interviewer was a great guy to talk to. He definitely wanted as much information about who I am as a person and future physician. He was very clear, to the point, and organized in the way he conducted the interview. He even gave me a summary of what he was going to write up to the admissions committee. Thanks! Took away a lot of the (unnecessary) mystique of the admissions process. It is a fantastic school. Students seem (on the most part) happy to be there. There is a ton of work, and the first year anatomy exam is EIGHT hours long. Wow. As an Asian American, I was disappointed in the lack of diversity of the class. When I sat in on the first year class, I literally saw three East Asian students and maybe three black students. I came from a very diverse undergrad, so if I got in, I know it would be a hard transition. " Report Response
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