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University of Texas (Rio Grande)
Location: Edinburg, TX (Suburban)
School Type: Public Institution
Program Website: MD
SDN SchoolsDB Profile: UTRGV-MED
Official Program Data: MSAR
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Recent trend: Mixed
File: Closed File
Length and Count
44 min average
1.8 interviewers average
Experience
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One of the interviewers was very engaging and encouraging me throughout the responses.
Mock interviews
Very small campus. But it is growing.
The kind admissions staff and positive attitude of the students.
The small class size/acceptance rate.
The small building where the classrooms were located.
The wide range of rotation locations all throughout the RGV.
I visited their website for details about the medical curriculum. I am a UTRGV Alumni so I knew most of the details of the school beforehand.
The school has a laid back and very family orientated vibe. The small class size means the students and staff know each other well and overall everyone is caring for one another. The program is getting new buildings and growing. Opportunities are everywhere and the small class size is never going to reach over 70.
The whole interview day runs from 8 am to 5 pm.
The surrounding community is not the best but it is very affordable.
The school is new and growing. Tons of volunteer, research and internship opportunities readily available. The school really aligns to their mission statement of serving the community.
Research the school and how involved they are. Know the culture that surrounds the school.
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