Prepare for questions that ask you to elaborate or take a different angle on an answer you gave
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38 min average
2 interviewers average
Interview impressions · 176 responses
Prepare for questions that ask you to elaborate or take a different angle on an answer you gave
The way both the student and faculty doctor spoke about their experiences about the school.
Looked at q's on SDN
Faculty interviewer was late & in her car chewing gum. She was nice, but it felt really informal & the vibes were off.
They did a good job of matching me to a student interviewer with similar interests/background
Looked up interview questions online
Reviewed SDN
The interview was open file (they seemed familiar with my application and experiences) but the questions they asked seemed standard (i.e. not specific to my application).
I wish the interview had incorporated some orientation type material
Faculty interviewer was very thoughtful, conversational, and I could see them being a good mentor.
The interviews made up for the lackluster student tour and Q&A.
Both interviewers asked at least 1 difficult question. Both interviewers had access to my file, but only 1 interviewer seemed to have examined it beforehand.
The lack of focus on student wellness (they're only mention of it was that they had puppies come in during finals week). Student tour guides seemed less professional than they should be. Interview day was weirdly organized (financial aid session during lunch, curriculum presentation was 1.5 hours, sessions ran over time)
Both interviews were conversational and the interviewers was nice. It was emphasized throughout the day that administration is super responsive.
Read through AMCAS app and secondary. Made list of common interview questions and possible answers. Read up/watched videos on the US healthcare system and its issues. Did a few practice interviews with random people online (through r/premed reddit page).
Got kind of a weird vibe from the place / the other applicants. The actual interviews were the best part of the day
We had to be escorted to and from the bathroom. We also didn't see any of the clinical areas - just part of the sim lab
Although the interviews were long, they were the most casual conversations I've had on the interview trail so far
Read the website, read over my secondary.
How stressful my interview was going to be.
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