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| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| Positively | 26 |
| Negatively | 2 |
| No change | 1 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 3.17 | 29 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 8.38 | 26 |
"have nametags and some light snacks"
"The students in charge of the tour didn't seem too enthusiastic."
"Nothing, the whole experience was so great"
"It would have been nice to tour both buildings, I feel that the tour was too short and did not include everything that I wanted to see, so I had to walk around by myself afterwards"
"none - they are very helpful and always available"
"Provide more interview dates/times"
"Better organization on scheduling interviews."
"How would you handle a coworker or colleague performing unethical actions such as stealing medications?"
"Where do you see yourself in 10 years?"
"how do you deal with criticism and negative feedback?"
"Why UGA"
"Tell us about yourself?"
"What is one part of pharmacy that you thought was difficult (asked after I state my experience in the pharmacy)"
"If you don't get in this year, what are your plans?"
"tell me about yourself & past work experience ?"
"What got you interested in Pharmacy?"
"Will you tell me about yourself?"
"Tell me your life story in less than 2 minutes."
"What type of extracurricular activities do you do?"
"Tell us about yourself & Why pharmacy?"
"Why pharmacy"
"Why pharmacy?"
"How did you prepare for the PCAT?"
"Why do chance from X career to pharmacy? (I am second-degree applicant)Why pharmacy?"
"What other schools have you applied"
"How do you like working at the pharmacy?"
"What kind of job experience do you have?"
"Tell me about yourself."
"Tell us about yourself. (not really a question, but they asked it)"
"What do you expect to get from the school?"
"What are you going to do if you don't get in?"
"Tell us about yourself. Why Pharmacy?"
"Tell us about background (not the open ended "tell us about yourself"). "
"Tell us about yourself."
"What qualities should a pharmacist have?"
"Where do you see yourself in 10 years?"
"what are some qualities a pharmacist should have?"
"They had us pick one random scenario question to answer. E.g. What would you do if you were a pharmacist and the patient blah blah blah"
"They asked very personal questions, as if having memorized your file!"
"Do you believe that everyone should have access to affordable health care? How would you go about accomplishing this?"
"What was your most satisfying accomplishment"
"Because I am changing my career, they asked me why I went through the trouble of obtaining an engineering degree only to decide later that it wasn't for me."
"How do you feel about the PCAT ? (Not about my PCAT Score)"
"How did you know at 6 that you wanted to be a pharmacist?"
"What other extracurricular activities do you do?"
"If you could travel to any one country you haven't visited before, where and why?"
"What was the most important thing you learned from Nutraceuticals? (They were looking through the classes I've taken. Caught me by surprise...)"
"none. But I appreciate the straightforwardness and simplicity of the interview questions?"
"Describe yourself."
"not really anything too interesting"
""What does control mean to you?" (luckily my sensei in my Karate class had recently lectured us on "control" and the benefits of Karate in that aspect)"
"What made you choose Pharmacy?"
"What do you do in your spare time?"
"What does Pharmacy mean to you, and why do you want to enter the field?"
"What do you do in your spare time."
"What is your favorite movie?"
"I was asked if I would move to Athens if I were accepted."
"What are your plans if you don't get accepted."
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| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 8.50 | 2 |
"Faculty"
"Amazing dean and staff that make sure we have everything we need to succeed"
"Facilities"
"Little emphasis on non-traditional routes of pharmacy"
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