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30 minutes
At the school
2
One-on-one
Open file
"13 y/o female presents for bunion excision, directly before procedure, lab results indicate she's pregnant. What do you do? Do you tell her parents, etc...? " Report Response
"What is one of the biggest problems in clinical medicine today?" Report Response
"How will you cope with the difficulties you will face in medical school?" Report Response
"What's your favorite movie?" Report Response
"What characteristics do you possess that would make you a good physician and why? " Report Response
"Looked at the reviews on this site, read various books, pamphlets, reviewed my senior thesis and research (I graduated 3 years ago.)" Report Response
"Everyone was so laid back and easy going, both interviewers and staff really made it a point to promote a relaxed environment and try to eliminate any stress throughout the process. " Report Response
"The financial aid talk was a bit boring, but everything else was perfect. " Report Response
"Nothing. " Report Response
"Signed in, had plenty of time to relax and talk to other students before my own interview (great cookies provided). The first interview was by a PhD instructor for 30 min, this one was open file. The second interview directly afterwards was with a 4th year med student and an MD and was closed file, also 30 mins long. I knew they were important interviews, but they seemed much more like conversations with new friends rather than stressful judgements. If you're interviewing here, just relax and be honest. I applied early decision, which meant no time for a tour, but they can arrange a tour for you beforehand if you ask. I think regular decision applicants get a tour. A tour after the interview is pointless for ED applicants because admission decisions are made the next day. " Report Response
10 out of 10
In state
0-1 hour
Other
09/14/2005
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