Positively
8 out of 10
6 out of 10
45 minutes
At the school
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"My faculty interviewer was a clinical neurologist, so he didn't know much about public health/policy (my areas of interest). At one point, he asked me what I thought about the recent genocide in Sudan and how it would affect the spread of infectious disease there. Before I responded he added that he really didn't know anything about Sudan and so he wasn't fishing for a correct or incorrect answer. He was just really interested. That impressed me." Report Response | I was asked this question too
""How do your interests fit in with UPenn's curriculum and opportunities?" FYI, my interests don't coincide that well with UPenn's." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"I went to school in the Philly area, so I knew a bit about UPenn Med before going. I looked over their website." Report Response
"Almost everything. The facilities are good, and the students were really friendly. The school didn't feel ashamed about selling itself, but at the same time it didn't push too hard." Report Response
"Almost nothing - except that almost all the other interviewees came from the Ivies (a common trend on many interviews), which makes one wonder about how these schools select people for interviews." Report Response
"UPenn doesn't have many public health and/or policy opportunities. This is training that you can get after medical school if you want it, though." Report Response
"I loved UPenn. If admitted, I will probably attend. It's a great school with great students and great facilities. It's in a really interesting area of Philly, but it's close enough to fun, younger areas that you're not required to live in University City. I can't sing its praises enough." Report Response
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