How many people interviewed you?
| Response Average | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 1.52 | 33 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| Positively | 30 |
| Negatively | 1 |
| No change | 2 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 3.63 | 32 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 7.88 | 33 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 7.82 | 33 |
No responses
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 5 minutes | 0 |
| 10 minutes | 0 |
| 15 minutes | 0 |
| 20 minutes | 0 |
| 25 minutes | 1 |
| 30 minutes | 15 |
| 35 minutes | 1 |
| 40 minutes | 2 |
| 45 minutes | 1 |
| 50 minutes | 4 |
| 55 minutes | 1 |
| 60+ minutes | 8 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| At the school | 33 |
| At a regional location | 0 |
| At another location | 0 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| One-on-one | 33 |
| In a group | 0 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| Open file | 24 |
| Closed file | 8 |
| Response Average | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 1.52 | 33 |
"1) how will you contribute to make the field better?"
"Why pharmacy & tell me about yourself"
"We have a lot of applicants, why should we choose you?"
"Have you ever worked in a group where someone was not pulling their weight? What did you do about it?"
"Name a time you had to overcome an issue in a group project? I was a little thrown off by this one"
"Tell me about yourself?"
"Your opinion on teamwork"
"How do you keep yourself in touch with the pharmacy professsion? Basically, they're looking for networking and having mentors."
"Why Jefferson?"
"How do you release stress?"
"What work/life experiences other than the ones stated in your personal statement helped you learn something about yourself?"
"Tell me about yourself, Why pharmacy, who do you prioritize?"
"If admitted, what do you plan to do with your PharmD degree?"
"Why pharmacy/Jefferson?"
"Tell me about yourself; why Jefferson"
"What is your strength and weakness?"
"Why Pharmacy"
"How do you prioritize?"
"Why pharmacy? Why Jefferson?"
"About my extracurricular activities"
"How do you deal with stress?"
"Why Pharmacy?"
"Tell me a little bit about yourself. Why did you choose Jefferson? Why did you choose pharmacy as a career?"
"What about Jefferson appeals to you?"
"Do you have any question about the school or the program?"
"Why Pharmacy? Why Jefferson? I see you're from Southern California, what makes you want to go all the way across the country to Jefferson University? "
"2) Tell me about yourself."
"Qualities in a good pharmacist"
"Why Jefferson?"
"What would you do if a patient could not read his or her medication?"
"What are two qualities of teamwork?"
"Why pharmacy and more importantly why pharmacy at Jefferson?"
"Tell me about a time when you were working on a group project and you encountered issues, how did you solve these issues?"
"How do you handle stress"
"What do you think about group projects?"
"What would you do if a patient was not able to read the prescription bottle you were providing them with? (i.e. illiterate)"
"Tell me about yourself"
"Tell me about yourself."
"what is your most difficult situation you faced and what have you learned from it?"
"Why Jefferson School of Pharmacy?"
"Other than your current job, what pharmacy experience have you had? How could you get more experience?"
"How do you work in a group? What kind of responsibility/role did you have within a group?"
"How well do you work in a team"
"What would you do in this situation: 1.) You are putting a lot of effort in a class, but you are just not getting the materials and receiving poor-mediocre marks. 2.) Someone in your group is not motivated and not pulling their weight in a project."
"How do you deal with stress?"
"How do you plan to succeed under the academic rigors of pharmacy school?"
"What do you like to do with your free time?"
"about pharmacy experience I've had and what I gained out of it/what I learned."
"What is your role in a group setting usually?"
"Any Pharmacy experience? "
"Tell me a situation in which you had to overcome a frustrating situation, either at work or school, and how you were able to over come it."
"How will you adjust to the weather in Philadelphia?"
"Why did you choose to apply to Jefferson?"
"We've received over 1000 applications this year. Tell us why we should pick you? What qualities do you possess that make you unique in this applicant pool?"
"If you were the leader of a group where the members were not motivated, what would you do?"
"what type of working environment you would enjoy working ?"
"How do you balance school-life and deadlines?"
"Tell me about yourself"
"Why Jefferson?"
"How do you keep in touch with field of pharmacy?"
"Jefferson has a lot of qualified applicants, why should we choose to accept you?"
"If you had a client with some kind of disability (eg hearing or vision impaired), how can you help them receive and understand instructions/information you are trying to give them?"
"Go into a little more detail in regards to your major and coursework in your major."
"how do you work in a group?"
"(if you've worked in a pharmacy) What is the best or worst aspects of pharmacy?"
"How do you deal with stress?"
"What do you want to do with your PharmD? Tell me about your pharmacy experience."
"Tell me about an experience you had working with a difficult person"
"What are your plans after you get your PharmD?"
"What is your position in a group setting?"
"What have you been doing since (insert graduation date)?"
"What would you do if a patient didn't understand how to take their medication?"
"How I handle stress"
"Tell me about your job."
"Name a time when you had to make a difficult decision?"
"How does your the major that you declared for (mine was biology) relate to pharmacy (if it does at all? How does math and chemistry fit in with pharmacy?"
"What is a question you wish that I would ask you on this interview?"
"What will you do to ensure your success in pharmacy school?"
"Do you have any questions for me? (I asked a lot of questions. Come prepared with GOOD questions about the school, curriculum, faculty, etc. to show you're interested in their school)"
"Have you put any thought into what program of Pharmacy you would like to go into?"
"if a preceptor wanted you do dispense a medication that was toxic or bad for the patient"
"What are two qualities that working in a group teaches you?"
"What are some characteristics of a good pharmacist?"
"Name two qualities of group works"
"What would you do if a patient came into pick up their prescription but could not read the pill bottle?"
"Name 2 qualities of a good group for a group project."
"What would you do if a patient was not able to read the prescription bottle you were providing them with? (i.e. illiterate)"
"None"
"What is a question you thought I would ask but didn't? Then answer that question."
"What role do you typically take in group settings? How do you motivate other group members?"
"The questions were straightforward and none were tricky or challenging."
"How do you form relationships with people"
"Who is you favorite professor and why?"
"What Questions do you have for me? This was an interesting question becuase it was the very first question the interviewer asked me. I sat down ready to be interviewed, and the first thing she said is what questions do I have. This should give you a feel for how laid back the faculty and admissions is. Really nice people."
"So tell me about yourself."
"If you were or currently are a mentor for someone, what would you want to teach them?"
"All questions were either about pharmacy or about me (personal stuff like what I did in specific situations)"
"Do you have any questions for us? (they were able to answer all the questions that I had, which helped a lot to ease my stress since I wasn't the only one talking)"
"I see that you're from _____, that's quite away from Philadelphia. How do you see yourself adjusting to the environment? How will you adjust to being away from your family? How challenging will the transition from being an undergraduate to a graduate student be? (Compounded question!)"
"Why did you score so low on verbal and reading comprehension on the PCAT? (Well.. I expected that it'll come up since it was open file so I was prepared for it!)"
"What was the thing you enjoyed most during your undergrad both academically and of your extra-curricular activities"
"Why should we pick you over other candidates?"
"none really, it was pretty traditional"
"How do you keep in touch with field of pharmacy?"
"Name a time you had to overcome an issue in a group project? I was a little thrown off by this one"
"What is Professionalism?"
"Name 3 qualities you think a pharmacist should have."
"Tell me about yourself. Its always hard to describe yourself to make yourself sound good but not cocky."
"Just be ready to answer questions about some of your grades during undergrad. I got a D in physics but I retook it. They asked me why I got that D."
"There were no difficult questions. I was also not asked about grades."
"It was something specific to my file"
"How do you approach people you don't know? (I stumbled with this question because it was so general, but I recovered myself eventually.. haha)"
"None were difficult, they asked why pharmacy, and if I would fit into their program. The Why pharmacy question can be difficult if you only want to be in the field for selfish reasons, then that would be the most difficult question in my opinion."
"Name a time in the last six months where you had to solve a problem and how you handled it ?"
"Let's say you earn your degree from JSP, after your career, how do you want people to look back at your service?"
"She asked me how I specifically helped people during my pharmacy experience"
"Name a time when you had to make a difficult decision? I was not expecting that question but I came up with a great answer."
"Think back to a time where you had a disagreement with a professor and how you resolved that situation. "
"(1st question of the interview ... right after I sat down) We received well over 1500 applications for 75 seats. Why should we choose you? (I was surprised and stumbled a bit, but I managed to regain my calmness)"
""Why should we pick you?".. I know this is a very generic question but I have trouble w/ it! After I told him my qualities, he still wasn't convinced and asked me 3 times! hahahaa... He was cool though. He gave me quite a few chances to express myself. Remember to always give examples and backups for everything you say."
"Tell me about yourself.~ It seemed like such a simple question, but you want to give a complete synopsis of yourself and your accomplishments."
"Worked on my speaking speed"
"SDN posts"
"SDN had all the questions they asked"
"Read SDN, wrote down the most popular questions and my probable answers."
"Using interview feedback, there were only two additional questions that were not on the interview feedback section"
"Answered a ton of practice questions and did mock interviews through my school career center."
"Read what was on the school website."
"I read SDN interview reviews, typed out answers to common questions and reviewed them, ran through a casual mock interview with another person."
"Prepared my own questions, wrote answers and went over them many times."
"SDN, mock interviews"
"SDN Interview Section"
"SDN interview"
"SDN, most of questions were mentioned on SDN, it not all of them."
"Didn't really prepare. I wanted to come in not sounding rehearsed."
"SDN, mock interviews, wrote down lots and lots of questions to ask of them"
"SDN helped a lot! I compiled a list of about 35 questions and practiced with friends and family and in front of the mirror."
"SDN, researched the school, reviewed my application and reflected upon my experiences and motivations"
"SDN, sample online graduate school interview questions, friends who currently attend pharmacy school.."
"Studying common graduate school questions and also the interview feedback on SDN"
"Watch Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Watch Obama Speak, study the school, SDN, and remember my past experiences in school, life and pharmacy"
"SDN, practiced reading my pharmacy application outloud, made sure I practiced speaking outloud. Student feedback had excellent advice."
"SDN Interview Feedback! About 80% of the interview questions were from this site! And mock interviews."
"SDN, looked at the school website"
"SDN"
"SDN, mock interviews, talked alot in the mirror."
"Went over my speaking skills, practiced with questions like: what was my favorite course in college, why Jefferson (basically very general questions). Also ate a good breakfast and got lots of sleep the night before (didn't want look tired). "
"SDN and friends."
"Excellent information from SDN forum. Each morning, I ask myself 1 possible interview question, then come up with various answers for that question. Mock interview with myself in front of a mirror the night before the interview. Good breakfast. Talk to other interviewees to relax my nerves before interview."
"Read SDN feedback! Practice mock interviews with friends and family. Research the highlights and missions of the school, city, everything!"
"SDN and the school website"
"Everyone there was so supportive and helpful!"
"Everyone was warm and nice i'm not even kidding. Even the security guards were happy and nice to speak to"
"Admissions staff is very nice, surrounding area is nice, facilities are ok"
"How friendly everyone was, students and the faculty."
"Faculties are really nice and they are really trying to help you"
"Staff was all very friendly and students were excited to show us the campus and the highlights of the school."
"The campus is gorgeous and everyone that I met that day was so nice and welcoming."
"The friendliness off the current students"
"The class size is small and Jefferson really focuses on making sure their students do well. They also have really nice simulation facilities."
"Friendliness of the interviwer"
"how relaxed the interview was."
"Clinical focus of school, collaborative teaching approach with Medical, Nursing, and Therapy students."
"School location"
"The curriculum, the staff, the hospital affiliation, everything honestly."
"friendliness and stress free interview"
"Nice new building where they have the lectures."
"I asked what the strengths and weaknesses of the program were and I received 100% honest answers with no sugar coating."
"The interviewers were very nice and easy going. The interview was more like a conversation; I think I asked the 2nd interviewer more questions than she asked me. The facilities and campus location are also nice. Jefferson is also very quick with their response. I received my acceptance 11 days after my interview!"
"The faculty seemed very dedicated, sincere, and eager to be of help. My first interviewer told me a lot of positive things about their program- they seemed to really want to make their program become something great, and I think that it will."
"The faculty was extremely nice and responsive. I liked the conversation-style of the interview. They did not just spit out questions after questions, but one of them was really responsive towards my answers to her questions. She commented on my response in a positive light which eased my nerves a bit. Even the receptionist was welcoming! They all seemed to be well-qualified and have previous experience from other institutions. Current students said that the faculty knows all their students and calls them by their name, which can be intimidating. But coming from a big university, I feel like I didn't really have that close relationship with my professors. I like the variety of IPPE sites offered and the program overall. Liked the area.. I am looking forward to the urban feel but also living in a safer part of the city. Everything is pretty much walking distance as I could just roll out of bed and go to class if I wanted. Aside from the academic/school-related questions, the meeting with current students helped with questions you may not feel comfortable asking faculty members.. social atmosphere, housing situations, etc. Facilities were nice and close. The simulation rooms were great and there's Harvey the pharm dummy? Two other current students joined the tour and all four of them seemed really close and joked around.. so yay for camaraderie! I hope to have that close-knit community with my future class too."
"The schools location, the interviewing process and also the facilities"
"The school responds very quickly, except at the very en, to notify me of my acceptance. The other other interview dates found out they were accepted in 4-13 days. My group still hasn't found out if they were accepted, and its day 12. The only reason I know I got in is because I emailed the assistant dean and asked him. they are very nice and quick to respond in general. Campus is really integrated into the city, faculty is very kind, hospital is on campus, it's in the middle of the city, lots of things to do and places to eat. Lots of diversity in the area."
"The fact that the school is situated right in the city where there is a major hospital within walking distance. That the students who conducted the interview were happy with the school even though it is relatively new. That the clinical rotations are scheduled to be coordinated through the school. That it is a real city where you will see a heterogeneous mix of individuals and professionals walking about. That the class size is around 75 students and there is a lot of interaction as we were told by students and professors since they want this school to succeed."
"The student's Q&A. They gave me the most insight on what it would be like to be a student there. The school really pushes interdisciplinary relationships which I love."
"The interviewers were very nice and friendly. I was very nervous going in but the interview was much more laid back then I anticipated"
"I loved the atmosphere of the school and that all of the buildings of the school were close by (walking distance)"
"Jefferson is extremely fast with everything, I got my acceptance letter a week after my interview. The people there were very nice too."
"It was laid back interview to help me feel comfortable."
"The area, everything is walking distance, the dorms were clean and all apartment style, there is a gym in the basement of each dorm, the hospital facility, the faculty members were very nice and professional, the cafeteria food smelled good. "
"Extremely quick responses. I sent in PharmCas late (2/02/09), submitted short supplemental application (2/23), received interview invitation (3/06), had my interview (3/14), and received my acceptance (3/23). The staff were so nice, Erica (one of the secretaries) chatted with us while we waited for our interviews. That helped me a lot! The program is really awesome, a lot of real world experience over the 4 years, not just on the 4th year."
"The faculty, admissions committee and the current students were fabulous and extremely nice! Curriculum has a very innovative aspect where it puts you in a group with students from other health disciplines and assigns you to work with a patient who has a chronic illness. This definitely exposes you to more patient care starting year 1! The atmosphere of the school and city were very lively. Food and restaurants at every corner. Everything is walking distance! Guaranteed on-campus housing for first year students!"
"The school was very organized, the students and faculty were very friendly and easy to talk to. The location of the school was also very nice."
"It felt a little disorganized and we didn't have an itinerary for the day or a folder to look through so it was a little awkward during the introduction and powerpoint presentation!"
"Biggest drawback is that it's such a new school"
"The faculty interview"
"The school is nice but it doesn't seem to put emphasis on helping students who are interested in research as there are not a lot of open opportunities. It also seems to be a bit out of my price range."
"Instructions given for my interview were incorrect and I ended up going to the wrong building and was late for the interview!"
"New school"
"cost of tuition"
"Absolutely nothing."
"Did not take a tour of buildings - dorms, library, classrooms, gym... b/c it was 9 in the morning and they weren't open!!!!"
"Must maintain 3.0 gpa to stay in the program."
"Nothing really."
"The student who took us on the tour wasn't very helpful in answering our questions. I could sense some insecurity in her responses. The way she carried out the tour was also confusing and a bit frustrating- she seemed unsure of where next to take us, and it took a while for her to actually get us inside one of the rooms. I didn't particularly like the facilities because they felt somewhat cramped and old- especially when walking through the flight of stairs (If I remember correctly, the escalator or elevator was not working on that day). Also, I felt from both pharmacy students speaking to us that though they may be happy studying there, they also seemed worried or indefinite- whether that be personal or curriculum-imposed."
"The tour really didn't give me a firsthand experience of the residence halls/dorms, library, lecture halls. I just saw the exterior and/or glimpse of the gym, pool and simulation labs. Living in the city would be expensive in general. The weather in Philly was freezing (note that I'm from Cali) but nothing I can't get used to. Obviously, there will be adjustments over the years but they are open to change and care a lot about student opinion."
"The on-campus dorms"
"The program is very new which has pros and cons, Living on campus will cost you at least $1000 a month, there was a rat in my hotel that had me on my bed screaming like a girl, and I wish the tour was more in depth, we saw the campus, and the apartments, but not the class, or library, or cafeteria, or the hospital."
"It is in the city and that can be expensive to live there in terms of rent. At the same time, you can walk anywhere. That it is perhaps going to be too much money to have a car because of parking. The fact that some of the class rooms don't look as up to date as other schools with wi-fi and outlet plugs. Doesn't look like students need lab tops during lecture."
"Driving through parts of Philly was a bit scary..."
"Overall the interview process was a little disorganized, the students that took us on tours did not keep track of time. Also I didn't feel that the student question and answer session was very helpful."
"The second interviewer was very rude to me. "
"Would have like to see inside more of the buildings on the tour. We got to see inside the apartment complex, but did not get to see the dorms, cafe, or inside the sites for the practical use."
"No free parking.... although, this is offset by the fact that you can walk everywhere."
"NOTHING! "
"Nothing"
"Nothing."
"That the buildings were a little scattered around the blocks and it was on a street so you couldn't really park on the street and the parking lots are $5 for 30 mins."
"Interview is closed file and it's really laid-back kind of interview"
"That the interview was closed file."
"Nothing."
"About where to park."
"The basic layout of the campus and know exactly which building I was suppose to be at."
"It was going to be cold"
"The interview process was so relaxed. It is more conversational and personal than grilling you and seeing how you are under stressful situations."
"that interview was very stressless"
"Nothing; SDN feedback prepared me well."
"I wish that I had known I would be called right away following the Q&A session- I had to use the laboratory at that time, and was about 5mins late coming into my interview. They end right at the time they're supposed to; they don't take the 30mins if that means the time would go over."
"How persistent they were about us asking questions! I wish I had more thoughtful questions to last the entire duration of the interview and tour.."
"That it was one of the least stressful interviews I could imagine"
"That there are rats in my hotel, and that I would be asking all the questions at one of the interviews."
"That it would be a relatively conversational tone in the interview. That the questions would be very direct. SDN is great to read through and very helpful."
"I wish I had prepared more questions to ask them."
"How to better prepare for the attitude the second interviewer was going to throw my way, I guess."
"nothing it was everything I expected"
"How laid back it would be, I was expecting to be questioned about grades and coursework, but did not get much of that. It would have been nice to know that so I did not stress out so much the night before."
"I wish I had known Dr. S has a powerfully intense gaze. Her eyes seem like they saw into my soul. She played the "scary" interviewer, but she's nice!"
"It was the best interview experience so far!"
"It's a good school with great students and staff . It's almost like a family"
"great school and staff, the interview was really relaxed and I heard back from them that same night!"
"Throughout my admission process, they were really nice and informing. At interview, it was one on one but really get to know you kind of question so my nervousness was gone by the time interview has started"
"Loved the school. Got an acceptance letter less than a week after the interview. In an very opportunistic area."
"I was very impressed by this school. They draw on a strong medical background and have brought in very high quality and experienced instructors and leaders from other Pharmacy schools."
"This school was fantastic. They don't have full accreditation yet, but give it a few years and they will be a leader in pharmacy education."
"The interview with both people were very conversational. One of my interviewers was really nice. She asked me questions for like 5 minutes and I asked her questions for another 5 minutes. The rest of the time we were talking about the weather. Lol"
"The best way to prep is to make a list of questions and to practice speaking so that you don't sound rehearsed but you know what to say. Come up with at least 15 questions to ask the interviewers, or make them up as the interviewer is speaking. Basically, show them that you know a lot about the school and that you're very interested in going there. Remember to smile and speak a little slowly and confidently :)"
"It was a generally good experience being able to visit the school and talk to the professors and students. I was nervous throughout the day and during the interview itself, but the professors can really see through us. So I guess I did well enough to have been admitted to the school. Good luck to you! :)"
"Go to your interview a little bit early and talk with the prospective students.. you know, to scope out the competition. Haha kidding, but no really.. just talking to your peers who are going through the same stressful situation helped ease a lot of my nerves and kept my mind off different ways I can screw up."
"School is one of the better newer programs in my opinion. they breezed through the accreditation process, and will most likely get full accreditation with ease. They are very focused on integrated health care, and interdisciplinary learning, and the faculty is extremely responsive and nice. It is a true city campus, and would be a fun and opportunistic environment to learn in. Good luck to all that apply, hope this helps you as it did help me."
"Although many on SDN have lauded Jefferson, it is only 2 years in the making. Just keep that in mind always, because this is your life(!). Also realize that there seem to be a lot of vocal/risk-taker/bold types who are here on SDN and were willing to go for a new school."
"It was overall a great and relaxed experience. The faculty was great."
"Overall I was impressed and pleased with how the interview went and they also offered me acceptance in 4 days so they work very quickly!"
"There are two separate interviews. THe first was more concerned about my school aspects (stresses/group work) and the second was more concerned with my work experience. Overall, it was a nice experience, but the second interviewer made me feel very uncomfortable."
"Do not be nervous. If you are nervous talk to your fellow interviewees. That is what I did and it took a load of pressure off. The interview is more like a conversation so dont be too nervous. Also If you have no pharmacy experience don't worry, I didn't and still got in!!! Just make sure you have excellent grades in college and that you do good on your PCAT."
"Overall a really laid back interview and really helped to set the mood for the time I was there. "
"I love this school. My advice to an interviewee would be to just relax and be yourself (but not too much, don't talk like you're with your pals). Show enthusiasm and knowledge about the school, so that you can have questions to ask them (if you ask good question, they will talk about the program and won't ask you rapid questions!). "
"The interview process was VERY organized and prompt! We came and were split into two groups. I was in Group 1, so I took the writing test first, then participate in a Question and Answer session with current students, then interviewed separately with 2 faculty members (30 min. for each interviewer). For Group 2, it's vice versa, which means they got interviewed first, writing test, then Q & A session. At the end, both groups went on a campus and hospital tour! It was lovely. I got my acceptance email 11 days later! The fastest I've seen from other students was 1 week later!!! Good luck!!"
"Don't be nervous! The interviewing process was really laid back. Just try and relax and enjoy the whole experience."
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| Student | 29 |
| Faculty member | 1 |
| Admissions staff | 1 |
| Other | 0 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| Enthusiastic | 26 |
| Neutral | 5 |
| Discouraging | 0 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 7.97 | 31 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| In state | 7 |
| Out of state | 25 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 0-1 hour | 8 |
| 2-3 hours | 12 |
| 4-6 hours | 4 |
| 7+ hours | 7 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| Airplane | 12 |
| Automobile | 14 |
| Train or subway | 4 |
| Other | 1 |
Phil international airport
philly
PHL
Philadelphia International Airport
Phila
Philadelphia International
Philadelphia
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| At school facility | 0 |
| With students at the school | 0 |
| Friends or family | 3 |
| Hotel | 12 |
| Home | 5 |
| Other | 0 |
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| < $100 | 14 |
| $101-$200 | 1 |
| $201-$300 | 1 |
| $301-$400 | 2 |
| $401-$500 | 4 |
| $501+ | 5 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 8.09 | 33 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 8.48 | 33 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 8.91 | 32 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 8.81 | 32 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 9.12 | 33 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 7.50 | 32 |
"None, they were great and very accomodating"
"For a new program they should do a better job selling their school to the people that interview"
"None"
"The period of time in which we all sat and waited for our next event (the Q&A session, in my case) felt very quiet and tense. I think it would have been nice to fit in an info session or introduction from a faculty or staff member. We waited for about 30 mins feeling very nervous and bored. We would have benefited from having the info packet at the beginning, rather than at the end of our interview day- I really didn't get why they did it this way."
"Admissions is very quick to respond, no major suggestions."
"More information about parking garages and deciding where would be the least expensive to park."
"None, they are very helpful."
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What is one of the specific questions they asked you (question 1)?