Saint Louis University

how conversational the interview was. I don't think any formal interview questions were asked

how kind and welcoming all the staff was

reviewed the sdn interview questions

It was going to be very open-ended, it might have been my interviewer but she asked me very general questions that didn't necessarily have a "right" answer or one that I could have scripted

Knew my file really well and seemed like she was excited to talk to me

My college's career center interview prep

Their emphasis on faculty mentorship and guidance

Practice interviews, reddit advice, SDN advice, youtube advice

Such a chill, fun interview day. The admissions officers seemed genuinely excited to tell us about the school, and there were many opportunities to get all of your questions answered. Seems like a great place to be.

For the M4 part of the interview, you'll be with another interviewee and asked to solve a fun problem together.

The 2 hour virtual tour/Q&A was a little longer than it needed to be.

The interviewer knew my application as well as I did. He was very friendly and accommodating (had zoom issues).

Heavily reviewed AMCAS

location, cost, limited research opportunities

school culture, opportunities for service, medical distinctions (elective tracks), faculty mentorship, match list

Reviewed my primary/secondary in detail, prepared a "why SLU" and had several questions prepared

info session

Pretty solid program. Might not be the best fit for people interested in research

how much they know my app? So I could guide them more into the topics I want to discuss

no much research and catholic school