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| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| Positively | 27 |
| Negatively | 2 |
| No change | 2 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 4.97 | 31 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 7.30 | 27 |
"Get out admissions decisions faster."
"None everything seemed great."
"Provide some snacks for those interviewing."
"What are some of your weaknesses?"
"How do you deal with emotional situations?"
"What did you get out of your research experiences"
"What interested you in the career of pharmacy?"
"How many nurses, technicians, and pharmacists work at your hospital?"
"standard"
"Why OU?"
"What are you going to do if you do not get in?"
"What are some negative aspects about the field of pharmacy and are there any solutions for these problems?"
"If I am having trouble in a class or with the pharmacy curriculum in general, what am I going to do?"
"Would you be able to adjust to Oklahoma? (I'm out of state.)"
"Why do you want to be a pharmacist?"
"How do you handle stress?"
"What was your involvement in your research project?"
"Tell me about yourself. Why did you decide on pharmacy? What has been your favorite class and least favorite class and why? Tell me about your best friend."
"Why pharmacy school? and why OU?"
"Why OK?"
"If I were to work in a group what role would I play?"
"Why pharmacy?"
"Where do you see yourself in 10 years as a pharmacist?"
"If you were struggling in a class, what would you do?"
"Tell me about yourself."
"Elaborate on this particular weakness from the pre-interview worksheet that students must fill out."
"Why do you want to be a pharmacist? They asked a couple of different questions about how I felt about working in a group, and how I handle conflict within a group."
"Why OU? Why pharmacy? What do you think a pharmacist does? Tell us about your pharmacy experience."
"Why did you enroll in certain electives and what do you expect to gain from them?"
"How do you manage people?"
"How do you take criticism?"
"What do you do in your free time?"
"How many nurses, technicians, and pharmacists work at your hospital?"
"n/a"
"How do you deal with stress?"
"If you were made the leader of a group project and noticed someone wasn't pulling their weight, what would you do?"
"What my pharmacy alumnus parent is doing with their degree"
"They were pretty basic questions, they didn't get to ask too many because I talked for a while."
"At what point will you consider yourself successful in your career?"
"Tell me about what you know about other fields of pharmacy."
"How does the work load compare to your undergrad degree and how can you relate that experience to this degree? (I have a fine arts degree...)"
"Are you more of a take charge personality or would you rather sit back?"
"Have you had any trouble with any courses and how did you overcome it?"
"Have you ever been in a mentor position?"
"What do you think will be the most challenging aspect of pharmacy school for you?"
"What would you do if someone in your group were to tell you that you weren't pulling your weight?"
"How do you deal with criticism?"
"What do you think is a pharmacists main duty is?"
"What would my father say if asked why he were proud of me?"
"Have you ever felt the need to right a wrong or correct an injustice? Justify your answer?"
"Why don't you become a medical doctor instead?"
"If someone comes in claiming that you filled the prescription out wrong, what do you do?"
"How would your wife describe you?"
"How does your support group help you achieve success academically? This was a follow up to the next question because I mentioned that I have a lot of people in my life to lean on."
"What would I do if a patient returned with an incorrectly filled prescription?"
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