Positively
1 out of 10
8 out of 10
8 out of 10
25 minutes
At the school
2
One-on-one
Open file
"Why medicine? Why DO? Strengths/weaknesses? Just general stuff." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What was your hardest class in undergrad, science-wise? I felt like Dr May lead me a bit with this question, because I mentioned biochem and my low grade, and she nodded as if this is what she was looking for as a weakness in my app. She then backed me up by saying most students either don't like biochem or don't perform as they would like. This was a major positive during my interview." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Here they started running out of questions. I got the 9/11 question, which we discussed, followed by the bonfire question. the interview ended a little abruptly after that. Again, not sure if this was good or bad." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What ever happened to the bonfire at your school? (I graduated from Texas A&M)" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"How did 9/11 affect you?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"sdn, looked at the website, mock interview" Report Response
"the curriculum--I know everyone says it, but it is very logical and impressive. All the students were extremely supportive of it. The anatomy lab is very clean and odor-free as well." Report Response
"The area around the school and Kansas City. It is NOT a ghetto like some others have described it, but it is run down. Kansas City is just mildly impressive...run down as well with a lot of old, winding roads and highways. Get good directions!" Report Response
"They have an anatomy prof that is nationally well known--Dr Friedlander. If you look at the USMLE review book, he is referenced several times. That's impressive to me." Report Response
"Interviews were in the afternoon, which is different from every other school I've interviewed with. Other postings are correct though, they try to relax you and prep you as much as possible. We had a presentation by admissions first, then a student panel, then a tour by said students, then lunch with said students, then interviews. Like I said, the students were happy to be there and it showed. By the end of your first year, you're doing patient exams independently, and by the end of your second year, you're doing complete histories and physicals independently. Coupled with the anatomy work and genesis curriculum, you're a practicing physician before your 3rd year clerkships begin. The interview was laid back, and felt a little short, but not stressful at all. They seemed to run out of questions towards the end...not sure if that's good or bad. Also, they asked me to name a medical ethical issue. They didn't want me to discuss it, just name one, which I thought was interesting. As far as the area goes, I had to solicit information from the students about the run down area around campus. I was told that yes, there have been robberies at the 7-11, where prostitution is apparent at night. They qualified this with the statement that no student they know of has had safety issues on campus. Security there is quite good and readily available. Overall, I had a good experience with the school, but the surrounding area is obviously a cause for concern." Report Response
Student
Enthusiastic
7 out of 10
Out of state
2-3 hours
Airplane
$101-$200
kci
Hotel
7 out of 10
Holiday In Express
yes
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