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50 minutes
At the school
2
One-on-one
Closed file
"Mostly just discussing your activities and essays answered as part of the interview scheduling online." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Discuss an ethical topic of your choice which pertains to medicine." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"A fair amount of the discussion was being able to discuss the relative advantages of Rochester compared to other schools and why you feel that it's a good fit for you." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What would you do if you were no longer able to perform your primary specialty choice? If you would continue practicing medicine, what specialty would you go into?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Really no difficult questions, these people are definitely not out to get you. They are just looking to associate a real person with the pile of papers in your file." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Read feedback, forum posts and pre-interview essays, but little prep is needed as the interview format is very conversational. The typical "grilling" questions are either not present or are present as a natural extension of the conversation." Report Response
"I realize that it's generally accepted that judging the overall happiness of the students is not appropriate given the sample size of the students you meet during the interview, but this is definitely not the case at Rochester. The admissions office is not separate from the daily operations of the school; in fact, it's quite the opposite. The reception area where we spent most of our time waiting between interviews oursinfo sessions, etc. was smack in the middle of the traffic of med students going to and from classes, as well as the place where the three pots of never-ending free coffee were provided for the students. As such, there was a constant stream of students coming in and out, and not one of them passed through without saying hello andor stopping to chat. They were easily the happiest and most diverse group I have met at a med school yet. This is also true of our visit to the student lounge, where there were several large groups hanging out and a couple guys playing ping-pong. Other than that, the facilities are definitely beautiful and the curriculum is very oriented towards preparing students for the real role of a physician as professionals in an inherently social role rather than teaching science alone." Report Response
"Nothing, honestly my favorite school I've looked at so far." Report Response
"That it was that cool, it shook my previous preferences considerably." Report Response
"Great school, great faculty, and the students truly seem to have a blast." Report Response
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Enthusiastic
9 out of 10
Out of state
0-1 hour
Automobile
12/04/2009
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8 out of 10
"None - Supremely helpful and accommodating." Report Response
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