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| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| Positively | 16 |
| Negatively | 4 |
| No change | 1 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 4.95 | 21 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 7.24 | 21 |
"Give practice scenarios to have an idea of what to expect with the MMI."
"Be a little more welcoming and supportive"
"Do away with the TMDSAS and use the VMCAS!"
"Please be friendlier to students who are calling to ask questions! I'm not trying to make your life complicated, I just need answers. I was asking about coursework, substituting, where to send certain information and the woman I spoke to, I think the admission counselor, was not helpful at all."
"I wish that the school had scheduled a group tour."
"I would have like to see a little more planned for the interview dates, like interaction with the st"
"Can't talk about questions, we had to sign a confidentiality agreement."
"what are your hobbies?"
"What will you do if you never get into veterinary school?"
"Why did you choose to go to undergrad out of state? (saw this one coming for sure)"
"If we brought your best friend in the room to describe you, what would they say?"
"Why are you passionate about veterinary medicine?"
"If you are working in a group, and one person is not pulling their weight, how do you handle that situation? When you work in a group, what role do you usually assume in the group?"
"When did I know I wanted to be a vet?"
"Tell us about a time when you were faced with conflict and how did you react."
"Why are you passionate about veterinary medicine? What do you plan to do with your career?"
"When did you know you wanted to be a veterinarian?"
"What would you do if you could tell that one of your clients had been cock fighting?"
"Why do you want to become a veterinarian?"
"What has been your favorite science course? (I said Physiology and the interviewer made a note of it)"
"How many hours do first year vet students take?"
"Have you interviewed before?"
"They were all scenarios and they were all unique"
"not supposed to go into detail of the specific questions"
"I don't remember too many of the questions :("
"Why did you choose not to attend A&M as an undergrad and what makes you want to attend A&M now? (The school I am currently attending has a vet school so I think that might be why they asked me this question.) Why did you apply to the other vet schools on your list? Have you heard from any of the other schools on your list yet? What types of animals have you had growing up?"
"If there was one thing in veterinary medicine that you had to do everyday, what is the thing that would make you not want to go into veterinary medicine?"
"What was a time where you witnessed a breakdown of communication while working in veterinary medicine? "
"(Since I want to go into exotics) How I would get that experience outside of class and will I get bored/frustrated with the predominantly small/large animal curriculum?"
"If you had to do it all day everyday, what part of veterinary medicine would make you not want to be a vet?"
"''30 years later, whether you graduate vet school or not, and you are receiving a reward by your university as an oustanding allumni, what you want your colleagues to say about you?''"
"What was your favorite thing about Italy when you visited."
"How does a preveterinary student become part of the Dairy Judging Team? How do you deal with stress?"
"They asked me a question about a topic I wrote about in my application essays, which was my travels/time spent in central america."
"How do you feel about the euthanasia of Barbaro"
"What do you envision your first year will be like? Do you know any current DVM students? Is ''animal rights'' and ''animal welfare'' interchangeable? How would your friends describe you? how many hours do 1st years take?"
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