West Virginia University

Location: Morgantown, WV (Rural)
School Type: Public Institution
Program Website: MD | MD-PhD
SDN SchoolsDB Profile: WVU-SOM
Official Program Data: MSAR
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Letters of Recommendation: MD | MD-PhD
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Interview Feedback

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Reported experiences · Within the past 2 years

Too short of an interview to get to know me truly. Half the time was spent reviewing negatives on my application (MCAT and institutional action from my freshman year of college). Felt like I was rushed and did not feel conversational. Great school and program though!

Reported experiences · Within the past 2 years

The interview felt incredibly rushed and somewhat interrogative in nature. I wish the interview was two 25 minute sessions with one interviewer at a time as opposed to one 25 minute interview with two panelists.

Reported experiences · Within the past 2 years

The school's resources and the way they were presented

Preparation notes · Within the past 2 years

Re-read my secondaries.

Reported experiences · 2 to 5 years ago

WVU is great and qualified students attend every year. Their GPAs and MCATs are on par with a lot of other MD schools

Reported experiences · 2 to 5 years ago

nothing :)

Reported experiences · 2 to 5 years ago

Everyone was kind, loved the school, so many different opportunities, and they want you to succeed. They did not make any big deal when I had to leave the room at the beginning of my interview to get my ID (oopsie on me).

Preparation notes · 2 to 5 years ago

read my primary and secondaries, think of potential questions and have semi-prepared answers

Preparation notes · 2 to 5 years ago

Mock interview, practiced questions talking aloud

Preparation notes · 5 to 10 years ago

Don't stress so much! And know your application, both primary and secondary, really well.

Reported experiences · 5 to 10 years ago

My interviewers really put me at ease and I could tell they wanted to actually have a conversation with me as a person. They asked hobbies and interests questions and they were smiling and laughing a lot. Everyone on the interview day, including students, faculty, and staff, all raved about the collaborative environment there.

Preparation notes · 5 to 10 years ago

Dr. Gray's Premed Playbook Guide to the Medical School Interview, watching YouTube video mock interviews, lots of mock interviews with friends and premed advisors, reading over my application and the school's website

Reported experiences · 5 to 10 years ago

Interviews were too short and our discussions were cut short due to lack of time.

Reported experiences · 5 to 10 years ago

Not enough time for my questions.

Preparation notes · 5 to 10 years ago

how much walking was involved in the tour--maybe bring flats if you are in heels

Reported experiences · 5 to 10 years ago

the info session gave a lot of info that I could have just found online

Reported experiences · 5 to 10 years ago

the facilities are incredible, all of the medical students seem really happy

Preparation notes · 5 to 10 years ago

mock interviews, read about the school

Reported experiences · 5 to 10 years ago

Student host program; scenery around campus

Preparation notes · 5 to 10 years ago

Mock interview and looked up Q & A online

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