Uniformed Services University

Very friendly and helpful interviewers - most of the interview was spent discussing my questions/concerns and they were happy to share their own experiences

Familiarized myself with military medicine and USUHS curriculum/values, practiced articulating my "why military (medicine)," and prepared a list of questions to ask

One of the interviews was, unfortunately, an interrogation style, but overall they are very relaxed and conversational.

Great interview. I wish all interviews were like this.

That I did not need to stress about it. Instead just talk about myself and my perspective.

Honestly nothing. I was great.

How calm and laid back the interview was.

USU website, student doctor network interview feedback, reading "The Premed Playbook", reviewed my application (resume, AMCAS app, secondaries), compiled list of practice questions, and mock interviews

Overall seems like a great program. Commitment is long, but should not be an issue for those with a desire to serve.

So. Much. Paperwork. Took me a solid 4 hours to assemble, fill, and send each form. Also, be prepared to get medical clearance. If you have no existing medical conditions, it's quick and painless. THIS CAN PREVENT YOU FROM GOING TO THE SCHOOL.

They definitely tried to sell the school a little hard, while my other schools didn't.

Admissions staff, students, and random staff were SUPER kind. Excellent facilities. Got back to me in less than 3 weeks.

SDN, Dr. Gray's book, mock interview

Nothing to be nervous about. The interviewees told us up front to relax and enjoy the conversation

Honestly nothing

The camaraderie and how inviting the staff and students are

This forum, friends who are at the school, Dr. Ryan Gray's PreMed Playbook Guide to the Interview

Nothing

Great environment of cooperation at this school. It seems that everyone wants the person next to them to succeed as well.

SDN, mock interviews, practice