University of Louisville

Somewhat hard to understand the second interviewers questions

How laid back it was and not nerve wracking at all

SDN, Reddit, In person mock interviews

the talk with the medical student is 2 on 1. its an hour so come with a lot of questions prepared if you want to fill the time

half the time we were just sitting there. i understand that it is easier for them to to a bunch of students at once, but it was nerve racking just sitting and waiting for so much of it

friendly conversation. they were both engaged and kind

Overall very positive experience that gave me insights to what it would mean to be accepted there

This website genuinely has all the questions I was asked

Having to use 4 hours of my day for 1 hour of actual interview time

The low-stress and low pressure demeanor of the interviewers

Reading the school’s website/familiarizing myself with the program, mentally preparing answers for typical med school interview questions

Didn't give a ton of info about the school in the presentation

Very chill interview, they were very friendly

Mock Interviews, SDN, practice questions

This was by far the easiest and laid back interview I had. I've had 2 prior interviews (one MMI, one closed file) and ULSOM definitely found a way to ask questions to see who you are and your genuine intentions. Kudos for them being able to do that over Zoom during COVID!

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Nothing

The compassion, commitment to diversity (and actually executing and their goals to be inclusive and putting it into practice) and emphasis on collaboration.

Mock interview with an advisor. Reviewed the most common interview questions on AAMC.

Overall a good experience. Really welcoming school with kind students who really care about their institution. The interviews, while one was kind of stand-offish were still very low-key and welcoming. Very basic questions, don't be worried about any tricks.