Positively
4 out of 10
7 out of 10
9 out of 10
50 minutes
At the school
2
One-on-one
Open file
"With your engineering background, how will you adapt your studying habits when entering medical school? What difficulties do you envision having as a medical student (personal or educational)?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What do you do for fun? Do you go out to the bar a lot?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Where do you see yourself in 10 years?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Why was your MCAT verbal score so low? What happened in your thermodynamics course...you got a C?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Read my secondary essays, looked at the Case website." Report Response
"The facilities were even nicer than I expected. The medical campus is a large complex of hospitals, research buildings, etc. The students were very nice, and were forthcomming with information and liked to answer any questions. The curriculum has undergone some changes over the past couple of years, and the end result is a curriculum that I believe I would be compatible with. " Report Response
"Some parts of Cleveland seem kind of rough, but that is the case with any city. Overall, I liked the city." Report Response
"I am not too interested in pediatrics, but the children's hospital there is apparently ranked #2. You get to do rotations at cleveland clinic as well as several other hospitals that are affiliated with Case. The residency match list was impressive to say the least (8 students or so going into ortho, 2 into derm, 2 into ENT, about 9 into general surgery, and all other competitive specialties were highly represented). " Report Response
"THis was a good experience. I was excited about the school before visiting, and even more excited afterwords. The presentation by the dean was great - he is a good speaker and discussed many of Case's unique features. The students were nice as well. Note that there is 1 faculty interview, which is open file, and 1 student interview, which is closed file. Apparently the two interviews are weighted the same amount. The faculty interview was laid back - be prepared to make clarifications about your AMCAS, and to answer the basic questions. The student interview was conversational, and seemed more like an information session than an interview, as I was only asked about 7 questions in total. You have time to sit in a class for a while, which was beneficial because I got to speak with many students, and see them in their 'element'. " Report Response
Student
Enthusiastic
9 out of 10
Out of state
2-3 hours
Automobile
$101-$200
Hotel
4 out of 10
A Days Inn about 15 miles away from campus.
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