How many people interviewed you?
| Response Average | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 1.10 | 39 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| Positively | 32 |
| Negatively | 2 |
| No change | 4 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 1.92 | 37 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 7.85 | 33 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 7.19 | 32 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| In Person | 0 |
| Virtual | 2 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 5 minutes | 1 |
| 10 minutes | 1 |
| 15 minutes | 3 |
| 20 minutes | 14 |
| 25 minutes | 3 |
| 30 minutes | 10 |
| 35 minutes | 1 |
| 40 minutes | 0 |
| 45 minutes | 5 |
| 50 minutes | 1 |
| 55 minutes | 0 |
| 60+ minutes | 0 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| At the school | 36 |
| At a regional location | 0 |
| At another location | 2 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| One-on-one | 38 |
| In a group | 1 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| Open file | 37 |
| Closed file | 2 |
| Response Average | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 1.10 | 39 |
"About you? Any questions for us?"
"None"
"What are your questions for us?"
"No questions were asked of me at all!"
"What are your questions about the program?"
"What questions do you have for us?"
"Have you thought about how you will pay for dental school?"
"What do you want me to tell the admissions committee?"
"Why Dentistry? Why Creighton?"
"What accomplishment are you most proud of?"
"Why do you want to be a dentist? Why did you choose Creighton? "
"What do you like about/what has led you to choose dentistry"
"What are Creightons strengths and weaknesses"
"How did you become interested in dentistry? "
"Why dentistry "
"Why Dentistry?"
"What do you think you would bring to the field of dentistry? "
"How did you prepare for the DAT?"
"How is it that you got interested in dentistry?"
"What was your strategy when applying to schools?"
"Why have your grades improved dramatically from the beginning of your scholastic career ?"
"Why Creighton?"
"Why Crieghton"
"Same old questions."
"How did you study for the DAT?"
"When did you become interested in dentistry?"
"Why dentistry? Why Creighton? Why Omaha?"
"None"
"Have you thought about specializing?"
"Have you completed the forms for WICHE?"
"How will you handle the rigor of dental school?"
"What will you do if you get into the other schools you applied to?"
"Being a Florida kid you think you'll be able to endure these cold winters? "
"What was the most surprising thing you witnessed while shadowing a dentist? "
"tell me about your volunteering experience"
"What are you looking for in a dental school?"
"Why Creighton"
"Why Creighton?"
"How are you choosing the schools you apply to?"
"What Creighton?"
"If you are accepted to all the schools you applied to, how will you decide which to attend?"
"What ype of volunteer activites have you done?"
"Where do you think you will work after school?"
"Tell me how you interest in dentistry began."
"What happened with your DAT score ?"
"Why dentistry? "
"Why dentistry"
"What factors helped you decide the dental schools at which you applied and why did Creighton make the list?"
"What have you done to prepare for dental school?"
"Why our school? "
"What experience do you have in dentistry?"
"I see you have some incompletes on your transcript, why?"
"You have retaken your DAT and you have improved. What did you do differently the second time?"
"What do you want to do in dentistry?"
"None"
"How many other schools are you applying to/which ones?"
"Is there anything else you would like the admissions committee to know about you?"
"How are you going to save the world?"
"Why Creighton?"
"Why dentistry "
"How did you choose what schools to apply to? "
"tell me about your dental experience"
"Tell me about some volunteer work"
"What are your career goals?"
"What are your future plans"
"How did you prepare for the DAT?"
"What are your goals in dentistry?"
"Tell me about yourself... Why should we pick you... "
"What are your plans after dental school - opening private practice, specialty program, etc...?"
"Considering that I'm the only member of the admissions committee that you'll meet, is there anything else you'd like me to tell them about you that we haven't discussed?"
"Are you interested in specializing?"
"How did you become interested in Creighton?"
"Who was the governor of Prague from the years 1958-1962? (kidding) How did you improve your DAT scores?"
"Why Creighton"
"Where do you see yourself practicing in the future, here in Nebraska, or returning to Arizona?"
"Do you have any questions for me? (have some questions of your own)"
"Do you have any extracurricular activities?"
"Who has had the greatest influence on you?"
"Are you planning to specialize?"
"3 things you like about dentistry"
"None"
"No real questions."
"Just make sure you come with questions about their school and be prepared to think about where Creighton ranks among other schools you are applying to."
"Not a questions, but Dr. Norton spends about 5 to 10 minutes giving advise on how to become a better student prior to matriculation."
"How many other programs have you applied to, where have you interviewed, and honestly tell me what schools you have been the most impressed by. Woah! This Q was outta left field!"
"How have your dentistry experiences impacted/ changed your life "
"I went on a pre-dental service trip to the Dominican Republic, So he asked me alot about that. "
"What were you looking for when you decided on which schools to apply to"
"How many different dental procedures have you seen"
"I played a year of baseball at my school and Dr. Ayers mentioned he had also played a year when he was at New Mexico, so he asked me about my difficult decision to quit baseball and focus on dentistry... probably not an interesting question for anyone else but it gave me an opportunity to show I am very committed to becoming a dentist."
"N/A"
"Do you agree with the philosophy that it is a privilege to be a health care practitioner and a right to receive health care? "
"If you were any partof the brain or cell what would it be and why?"
"Who is the person that has been the biggest influence in your life?"
"How did you manage to do so well on the DAT after being out of school for so long?"
"Are you considering using an Armed Forces Health Profession Scholarship? (I'm currently in the military)"
"Nothing out of the ordinary it was a very conversational. He made Dr Ayers made you feel very comfortable."
"Since I will most likely be the only person on the adcom you will meet, is there anything you would like me to tell them. "
"What did you do differently to improve your DAT scores?"
"nothing interesting."
"Do you see yourself practicing here in Nebraska or going back to your home state? (I guess I hadnt really thought about this at all yet, I just wanted to be accepted somewhere)"
"1) what makes you want to be a dentist? 2) What have you done to prepare for dental school?"
"Do you have any extracurricular activities?"
"Who has had the greatest impact on your life?"
"What factors played a role in the schools you applied to?"
"What do you consider the school’s strength to be?"
"None."
"Not a single question asked during my interview"
"All of the questions were very vague. Have a statement prepared about what you want the admissions committee to know."
"How are you going to save the world?"
"What will you do if you get into the other schools you applied to?"
"During your dental experiences what has been the thing that most intrigued you? ***(so broad) do your best to get personal"
"No questions were difficult. Very laid back interview, basically just a conversation. Be sure to have some questions ready to ask him. "
"What are the strengths and weaknesses of Creighton"
"none - all questions were the same as posted from previous interviews"
"Why have you chosen the schools you have applied to?"
"The whole interview was very relaxed and conversational. "
"N/A"
"How did you decide what schools to apply to and what are you looking for in a dental school?"
"Nothing was that difficult"
"All pretty standard, not difficult questions about my interest in dentistry, background, etc."
"There wasnt anything difficult."
"All of the questions were easy. Dr. Ayers is a stud. Very kind. He makes you feel right at home."
"All were relaxed. "
"Nothing hard."
"What are some of your weaknesses?"
"1) What questions do you have for me? (I had a few questions, but I wonder if I should have had more. I asked 3 questions, and then stopped, because I didn't want to take his whole afternoon. Looking back though I think that he would have been glad to sit and answer several more. Missed opportunity.)"
"None"
"Normal questions"
"Do you plan on specializing? "
"Research the website, prepare every question possible"
"Read their website"
"Did some research into the school. This is important!"
"Prepare lots of questions for Dr. Norton. All he asks is if you have any questions for him."
"SDN post and knowing what I wanted in a dental school"
"SDN interview feedback, did homework about the school. Have questions you want to ask because that's all the interview is."
"I practiced using questions I found from various websites and SDN, and I did several mock interview sessions... Although all this practice didn't really matter as I was the one asking all the questions!"
"I used SDN to research questions that come up commonly, and made sure I thought about my answers so I wouldn't freeze when they were asked."
"SDN Interview Feedback"
"Website, Friends at the school"
"SDN"
"SD and mock interviews"
"SDN, Mock interview with friends, read through my application and personal statement. Review the school website."
"SDN, read over my AADSAS info, read over my secondary app"
"Looked at DAT prep book"
"SDN, mock interview, talked to current students, Creighton website & student handbook."
"mock interviews from my school's health committe, SDN "
"SDN, Creighton's Bulletin, Creighton's website, reviewed file"
"SDN, Creighton's website & brochures"
"SDN, schools website..."
"I read the booklet, read the website, and thought of likely questions."
"SDN Interview Feedback, AADSAS app."
"Read their website, reviewed comments on this website."
"This website, Creighton's website, I read 2 job interview prep books, and had some mock interviews."
"SDN, reading schools website and reviewed my application."
"SDN, school handout, reviewed application"
"SDN/ My application/ School website and supplementary materials received in the mail."
"SDN, etc..."
"SDN, WEB, Other students"
"Talked to other students, read SDN advice, practiced mock questions"
"Writing my personal statement helped me to learn alot about myself, my motivations, my preparation, and my long term goals. Of course I couldn't survive without the student doctor network. "
"SDN, Mock interviews, a self assessment"
"Read over AADSAS materials."
" Read up on the school"
"SDN, Dentaltown.com., School alumni, and a current D1"
"Very kind interviewer and made me feel comfortable. Volunteer opportunities"
"Everything"
"There clinic and the amount of experience they offer (since they don't have graduate programs)."
"Omaha is a great city. People are very friendly."
"Super laid back and very nice people. Dr. Norton is a very nice guy."
"Friendliness, amazing clinical experience"
"Everyone at Creighton is very friendly and welcoming while also very professional."
"I was impressed by the friendliness of everyone involved with my interview/tour of the school. The student leading my tour was very knowledgeable and gave me helpful tips in preparation for the actual interview. While sitting in the lobby waiting to interview, the receptionist was always around making conversation with us interviewees which helped keep my nerves low."
"The ability of the students to perform more work in the specialty areas and the peer mentor group in which D3's are paired with D1's."
"Cheap tuition for Idaho Residents, no specialty progs at Creighton."
"Dr. Ayers was incredibly nice and made the whole process very comfortable."
"The facility although a little older was kept very up to date with all the latest technologies "
"Dr. Ayers is great! He makes you feel very comfortable and the stress level is very low. The tour was also great, the school has updated facilities as well as a nice location. The entire staff is very friendly. All the students I met were also very nice and helpful as well as honest. They all seemed to love Crieghton and were glad they decided to go there. "
"There are no specialty programs there, so students learn/do ALOT more because they are not passing patients off to other endo/perio/OMFS students"
"They friendliness of all that admissions staff and interviewer"
"Dr Ayers is very nice. His interview is personal and easy going."
"All of the students were very excited to be there and proud of their school's program. Since Creighton does not have specialty programs, the predoctoral students are exposed to cases of greater difficulty and complexity. "
"since there are no specialties at the school, students are exposed to a huge range of cases. probably the best school in the country in preparing students to deal with what they may face as a dentist, definitely a huge plus"
"The Dean's Office knew every dental student that walked through the door by name!"
"Creighton is the only US dental school that has no specialties, so instead of difficult cases going to the specialties, DDS students get great clinical experience. The dental outreach in the Dominican Republic sounded really cool. Omaha didn't seem like a half-bad city either. "
"My state really helps out with financial aid since we don't have a d-school. I go through the IDEP program which means I study the first year in Idaho and the last 3 in Neb."
"The clinical facility is massive! Seeing it for the first time was a breath-taking experience that I highly recommend. Patti, the admissions secretary, was a freindly person- easy to talk to."
"Admissions staff were incredibly friendly. In fact, everyone at the school was really friendly! The building is old but the clinic is nice. D.D.S. students get exposure to both orthodontics and implants, and no specialists are trained at the school so you get lots of procedures. The tour guide (James) was really happy with the school, and mentioned that basically anyone on staff will do whatever they can to help you in any way possible."
"The faculty seems very friendly and warm. I was walking through the clinic and I was called into the office of the instructor over the clinic to talk to me. Dr Ayers was very nice and genuinely seemed interested. His assistant, Patti, was very informative and made you feel comfortable. The clinic was huge. There are no specialists being trained at the school so you have plenty of work and a variety of it. The school recognizes they are in outdated facilities and are working to either renovate or build a new facility."
"Dr. Ayers was very cordial and everyone I met was enthusiastic and seemed very happy to be there. Facilities and clinic were very nice. Great school."
"How much clinical experience you would receive. There are no specialty programs, therefore root canals dont automatically get shuffled directly to Endo residents. The 4th year student who took me around said you have enough work to make you feel comfortable starting a practice directly out of school. Also everyone has done well on there Part 1 and Part 2 boards. Everything seamed clean and updated. Staff was generally concerned about the students. The student that took me around was glad that he received his education at Creighton. I asked if he had anything negative to say about the program and he said no. It would only be petty complaints not worth mentioning, the staff was concerned about your success at Creighton."
"CLINICAL! The clinic was HUGE. Very well set up. Administration was very kind and personal. Student tour did not seem to be part of the screening process. How they put it on you to schedule an interview. I really like the Omaha area. School is 5 minutes from the airport."
"The enormous clinic and all the new digital equipment. "
"The faculty, facilities, the students. I was a little sceptical about the school before I actually went there. But I really liked it and will give a strong consideration to creighton now."
"The clinical experience will be awesome at Creighton. There are no specialty schools, so you do everything, and will have the opportunity to do every procedure numerous times. A great place to live, and huge patient pool."
"Clinic is a place I could spend a few years and not hate life. Tons of patients. Omaha is super cool"
"The range of clinical exposure that could be had."
"Large clinic, friendliness of the students and faculty. Fun town considering location."
"The fact that every patient who walks in the door is given to dental students since there are no greedy post-docs doing specialties. Omaha is a nice city. The tour was given by a student and it was really helpful."
"Clinical experience, AMPLE patient pool, and lots of extra chairs. Its the only school in which students can insert implants before being in a specialty program. "
"Nebraska as a whole lol"
"Dated facilities but it's still impressive."
"The facilities are a bit dated."
"Student-led tour wasn't very informative"
"The facility is a little dated, and tuition is quite expensive."
"The general dentistry operating area is a giant room with low dividers. You can see and hear everything going on. The lecture halls are dated and dismal."
"having to stay in Idaho for another year!"
"Tour guide seemed pessimistic towards her own school."
"Nothing really"
"Nothing that I can think of ... "
"some current students really don't like it at all"
"While waiting for my interview, one of the admin staffers sat and talked with everyone. She mad me really uncomfortable by bashing my home state of CA (after I said I was from there) with all the things she hates about it and its people (materialistic, etc). She seemed to be looking at me for a reaction too. All the while she was writing stuff on her pad. Very unprofessional. Recommend avoiding similar situation if you can."
"The tour was very short. I wish I would have had more time to talk with current students. "
"location... nebraska is definitely nebraska, but this could actually be a positive for a dental student. less distractions than a city like boston or new york might make it a better place to study dentistry"
"Nothing really, I really enjoyed my visit!"
"I thought I would receive something in the mail with details about coming to the interview, with parking info, the itinerary, etc., but no cigar. Not a big deal "
"Small dental building, but it really doesn't matter because there are only 8 students for the IDEP program."
"The interview process was a little informal. The pressure was definately off but, I would have liked to have some sort of overview/informational session."
"Interviews were fairly disorganized, I arrived 30 minutes early and wasn't seen until 15 minutes after my interview had started. Some students were given tours before their interview (which I would consider an advantage) and some weren't (me). The pre-clinical facilities and classrooms were nothing special, and pretty old."
"The age of the facility."
"Nothing."
"Nothing"
"Staff at the hotel I stayed in. Nice, but not real helpful. Food at the hospital/medical center (yuk)."
"OK, i was considering Creighton...matches my scores+cheap, but when going to visit the campus and interview(not formally) I was suffocated by how rural it was. If you are from NE, then maybe, but if you crave any form of diversity and culture, please do your homework first. Also, the 4th year seemed absolutely dead, and I could tell he really did not want to be giving me a tour."
"The city"
"The fact that they still have not integrated computers into the program. Most schools have some sort of laptop based program while they use paper everything. There also isnt a sim lab."
"At Creighton all dental students MUST wear a tie EVERY day. I wouldn't say that is a negative, but it wasn't a highlight either."
"The cost, but the quality of the school definitely seemed to be worth the price tag."
"N/A"
"The admissions office was kind of hidden in the building, I wondered around for like 15 minutes until I found it."
"Nothing really! (and this doesnt happen very often)"
"There would be a lot of situational questions."
"Its conversational"
"I had a good idea going in what it would be like"
"Nothing. I did my research and I was well aware of the school."
"That the interview would be nothing to worry about AT ALL!"
"That I would be the one asking questions for the entirety of the interview."
"Almost everyone in my interview group had a connection to a student or faculty member at the school."
"that I was going to be a select alternate on a list that literally DOESN'T move :)"
"N/A"
"I knew this going into it but still came early I signed in and in the order that you sign in is the order you will interview. "
"If you are the first person to sign in your interview will be first. I advise not to be the first one because if your interview is a little later then the others, than you can have a tour before your interview and that can be helpful. I was the first one there so I did not get to tour before my interview but others who came after me went on their tour first and then had their interview. Ofcourse this does not mean you should go late, be on time but try not to be the first one to sign in :) "
"that my heart rate was going to rise exponentially right before the interview"
"nothing - thanks to the previous posters who prepared me very well for what to expect"
"I was just glad that I left with enough time to find parking and not be late!"
"The mapquest sent me to the wrong place and I was almost late!!"
"Nothing comes to mind."
"Nothing."
"nothing"
"How cohesive the student were. The new freshman class were all smiling and laughing like they weren't in their first year. My tour was with a DS-4 and he was pretty cool. Full of info, said some of the profs were kind of goofy but he is very happy with his education at Creighton."
"There is a reason it is double the price to fly to Omaha than NY and takes just as long. You cannot find a direct flight, because no one in their right mind would want to go there."
"Where to park. parking was a nightmare around that place."
"How humid Omaha is, and public transportation is almost zero."
"I wish I had a copy of my resume on me. Don't try to alter a suit close to interview times. I almost didn't have anything to wear because my alterations were messed up."
"How nice the people were there."
"How informal the interview was and that I needed tennis attire for the party that night."
"That they have contracts with states of WI, ID, ND, UT"
"Very nice and can really be as long as you make it. Have questions on hand ready to ask"
"Great school"
"Absolutely loved my visit and I would love to attend this school."
"Interview is nothing to worry about. It is more of a chance for you to interview the school. That being said, try to have intelligent questions prepared and not stuff you can find easily on the website."
"Seems like a nice school...... kinda sucks that they have to dress up every day for class though."
"Overall, the interview was very laid back, and everyone I encountered during my time at Creighton was very welcoming. Dr. Norton is extremely kind, conversational, and enjoyable to talk to -- just be sure you come prepared with questions!!"
"I was one of 6 interviewees scheduled. We were all scheduled at 1:00, so the order of our arrival determined the order in which we were interviewed. I was second to last, but that meant I got a tour BEFORE the interview, which I found to be helpful. If you want to get out of there right away, arrive a little bit earlier. Dr. Norton, the interviewer is very friendly and makes you feel so comfortable during the interview. Creighton was sort of a last choice for me, but my interview visit impressed me a lot. They make you feel welcome and wanted, rather than the "prove to us why you are good enough to come here" tactic that other schools take."
"This school has a very traditional feel to it."
"Very close to downtown Omaha, which is much better than most would give it credit for. The Old Market is great, and the new baseball stadium being built on the North side will make that area great in the coming years."
"Get the interview out of the way (in my opinion) get there early and enjoy the tour....the dental students love it there. Its only a two hour interview. Dr. Ayers is the man soooooo nice best of luck you'll do great. "
"Good Luck! "
"VERY low stress, just a simple conversation with Dr. Ayers. They made sure to almost ALWAYS have someone out in the waiting area with the interviewees, whether it be a professor or one of the receptionists... Everyone was very nice, and it was an overall great experience!"
"Dr. Ayers seems like a great guy. He put me at ease right away with his cool demeanor."
"Before the interview Patti Churchill talks with the students about the school and Omaha and helps to calm everyone's nerves. The interview itself is very laid-back and conversational. Dr. Ayers is friendly and pleasant to talk to. Also, I found Omaha to be a beautiful and clean city with a relaxed atmosphere. I definitely would not mind living here. "
"I showed up a half hour early and got right in, so I'd recommend that. Patti is extremely nice and talks to you to help calm your nerves. Dr. Ayers is also very nice and makes you feel very comfortable. He started off just making conversation about my trip and my home state before he asked the real questions, so this helped make things very comfortable. Overall very laid back and conversational."
"Overall it was a very pleasant experience with low stress levels. Dr. Ayers was very nice and takes his time to get to know you. Be prepared to ask questions because he gives ample time for that."
"Very relaxed and pleasant experience. Dr. Ayers was so nice and Patti Churchill, also with administration, did a wonderful job of calming my nerves as I waited to talk to Dr. Ayers. The school was very nice. I felt very positive about the whole experience. "
"Interview was pretty normal. I sat in a conference room with 2 students and 2 faculty members. They were pretty laid back. They asked me pretty normal questions and then seemed pretty intrested in my ideas and in me."
"Dr. Ayers was so nice. He's just as freindly as everyone says. The interview questions were all very standard - no surprises. He really wanted to know about me: asked about my family and my future plans. Just nice. Patti made the pre-interview relaxing and the students overall seemed pleased with their choice."
"Arrived at the school 30 minutes early, and talked to other students interviewing that day for about 45 minutes. ALL of them were from areas within driving distance of Creighton, but they were mostly nice. When there was noone else in the room Dr. Ayers' assistant Patti came to talk to me, which allieviated some of my nervousness. Interview was pretty straightforward, very conversational. Dr. Ayers' asked me the standard questions, but in a more conversational and specific form than I was expecting, and I didn't get to say a lot of things I wish I had, and simliarly I said a lot of things I wasn't expecting to talk about! The tour guide was pretty cool, just a regular guy. He was pretty happy about choosing Creighton, and answered all of my questions pretty honestly. Apparently the classes are pretty cooperative, not too much competition. There are gunners, but they still help everyone else :) Oh, Omaha is not what you expect it to be. It's a pretty cool town with a lot of culture, and the Old Market area is flat out great. The restaurant I ate at had the best steak and beer I've ever tasted, and everyone is disturbingly nice."
"I found the whole thing to be positive. I found Creighton moving up the list of my schools to the number 2 spot mainly because of the experience I had at the school. The cost of living is reasonable and I see it as a good place for my family to live while I go to school."
"Excellent experience. Well worth the visit (my first time in Omaha). The student who gave me the tour was very enthusiastic and helpful."
"My experience was great, I would have no problem spending 4 years at Creighton. Although I am keeping a specialty program in mind after dental school, it is nice to know that you would have a comfortable level of proficiency as a general dentist. Dr Ayers was great, he apparently was very thorough in looking over my application. He asked for explainations where it was needed, very easy to talk to and also honest about his opinion on your chances and added what things may strengthen your application. Although you schedule your own (Informal)interview, it gives you the opportunity to explain any concerns with your application you may not have coveyed on the application. Also they receive over 2000 applications a year, it shows an initiative on your part to see their school and express your motivation in wanting to become a dentist."
"Interview was scheduled for 2:00. I arrived 30 minutes early and got right in to see Dr. Ayers. He's a very relaxed guy and doesn't drill you with questions. He's not going to bring out trick questions. He just wants to get to know you. After the interview I went on a detailed tour from a fourth year who seemed more than happy with his education at Creighton. "
"Very good and very worth it. My wife and I didn't have the funding to visit many schools so I'm glad it panned out. I would definitely choose Creighton for school."
"Creighton does interview visits and does not invite people for interviews, so its on you to schedule them if you want to see the school. It is however a worthwhile experience, in which you have real meeting with the dean and you get to tour the school with a student and see the clinic and ask questions. I thought it was great and would have done it again. Creighton trains awesome clinicians, and Omaha is not as bad of a town as I had thought."
"Creighton technically doesn't do interviews. They call them campus "visits". To get one just call the admissions office and they will schedule one for a friday afternoon. I showed up at 2:00 pm. Sat down with the dean of admissions 1 on 1 for about 15 minutes. He was very friendly. The visit was very conversational. He didn't make me feel stupid. He told me that with my stats I would be very competitive this cycle (gpa 3.66, DAT 20AA/22TS/20PAT). After the interview we were taken on a tour by a DS-4. He was a great guy. He took over 45 minutes showing us around. He wasn't trying to rush us through everything. He commented that he loved the school, especially all of the clinic time. He said some of the advising dentists in the clinic could be overly anal about certain things, but that it wasn't a big deal. Overall impression: great clinic (new, lots of room, lots of patients), friendly staff."
"Creighton is a very nice school. I would consider myself lucky to be a part of their program."
"Dr. Ayers is not intimidating and very laid back. Questions were same as all other SDN interviewees Q's. "
"As you know Crieghton doesn't grant interview like most schools. But you can set up a tour, with a REAL interview with the Dean of Admissions. I felt that my visiting the school really helped me get into the school. BTW, if anyone tells you that visiting this school does not give you a better chance at getting in....then they are likely on crack."
"Overall, it’s a great school!!"
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| Student | 33 |
| Faculty member | 1 |
| Admissions staff | 1 |
| Other | 1 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| Enthusiastic | 22 |
| Neutral | 6 |
| Discouraging | 2 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 6.75 | 32 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| In state | 1 |
| Out of state | 29 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 0-1 hour | 4 |
| 2-3 hours | 1 |
| 4-6 hours | 16 |
| 7+ hours | 6 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| Airplane | 14 |
| Automobile | 13 |
| Train or subway | 2 |
| Other | 1 |
Omaha
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Eppley Airfield
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| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| At school facility | 0 |
| With students at the school | 2 |
| Friends or family | 5 |
| Hotel | 17 |
| Home | 0 |
| Other | 0 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| < $100 | 6 |
| $101-$200 | 1 |
| $201-$300 | 7 |
| $301-$400 | 4 |
| $401-$500 | 4 |
| $501+ | 0 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 7.28 | 32 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 6.18 | 33 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 6.36 | 33 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 7.39 | 18 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 8.11 | 18 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 5.19 | 16 |
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