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"if i come to your room, what would i see? can you describe your room for me?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"who's your favorite musician? what kind music does he produce? why do you like him?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"(group question) if you are finding four people to help President Bush to justify his decision on stem cell research, who would you find? give me four names or four types of experts you are looking for." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"what's the name of the student from your alma mater you just meet here? (they encourage upperclassmen from our undergrad schools to come meet and talk to us)" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"How would you teach someone doesn't speak english to use a toothbrush? (it was a question directed at another interviewee in my group). i have seen this question on the feedback, so i would've been prepared. i think he struggled a little since it is not a usual question to expect." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"sdn, i already had a bunch interviews before NU, so i was pretty confident (maybe a little overly confident and eager which i thought may have costed me the seat to NU after my interview. i was accepted)" Report Response
"the student all really like their school which i thought can't be fake. the hospital was stunning and their facility/lecture halls are amazing. i was sold to the school on the tour. " Report Response
"i spent four years in chicago for college. the cost of living around NU med is astrononical. i'll prolly end up share a place w/ a friend south loop to save a bit cash. what negatively impressed me was that there wasn't any info given about their finaid on the interview day. i found their info on their website. i wasn't too impressed." Report Response
"how much their students love the school. i think that'll be a decision factor for me cuz i just want to be happy for the next four years. i've heard negative things about their pbl curriculum but it doesn't seem to bother them." Report Response
"i wasn't too sure about the panel interview until i walked in the interview rm. it was a great/relaxing experience for me. they start the session by asking you to introduce yourself. try to introduce the most confident/impressive/easiest to explain part of your life. it'll help you direct the interview conversation. all three interviewers asked me practically the same simple question which derived from my introduction. i really had an easy time. one guy in my group, i felt, kind cornered himself with his introduction. i hope he got in cuz he must've had an impressive resume. the girl in my group started out with her research, which i would be feel difficult to elaborate into too much detail. i think the details loose people's interest after a while, but this girl was so impresive with her ability to captivate audience. even i was riveted. NU was my sixth or seventh interview. i have had the chance to compare quite a few schools and was fairly comfortable at the interviews. NU facility was still one of the most impressive among them all. i liked the school philosophy, the students seem fun. my interview group was very impressive which will make my classmates a fantastic bunch to hangout with. im not too sure about the large class size, and im a bit reluctant to graduate with $250K debt which seem to be the result of their finaid system." Report Response
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