Crime: Detailed Stats >
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| Positively | 18 |
| Negatively | 0 |
| No change | 0 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 3.72 | 18 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 7.86 | 14 |
"Why do you choose pharmacy as a career?"
"Tell us why you would be a good choice for UMKC?"
"Describe a time when you had to pay specific attention to detail"
"Give us a time when you had to pay attention to detail at a specific time"
"Why UMKC? (since I was from California) How do you manage your time?"
"Name a time when you had to pay attention to detail."
""Tell us about a time when you had to pay attention to detail to complete a task" Again, how the heck would anyone know how to answer any of these "tell us about a time" questions on the spot without knowing them beforehand? Good for me I hope."
"Pharmacists have to pay attention to detail. Name a time when you have had to."
"Describe a time when you had to pay attention to detail."
"Time you had to remain calm under an emotionally charged situation"
"Descibe a time when you had to demonstrate integrity when it would have been easier to just"go along"."
"Describe a time you had to use integrity."
"Moral & ethical-based question"
"communication under difficult situation"
"Would you prefer study in a group or alone?"
"Can you multitask?"
"The essay: What is the biggest problem facing the profession"
"The essay - What's wrong with the healthcare system and how would you fix it?"
"nothing really"
"Describe a time you showed integrity."
""Tell us about a time when you did the right thing, when it wasn't popular" --All of the formal interview questions began with "Tell us about a time when..." It's interesting, because I know there were like 50 students who didn't have a clue what to say; I would have been the same if I didn't see the questions beforehand on SDN"
"Most of the q's were pretty basic."
"If you were at home doing some sort of project or putting something together would you read the instructions first or just get started?"
"Descibe a time when you had to put emotions aside in order to make a decision?"
"Give an example of a situation in which you had to use integrity"
"none"
"If you and a group of students were standing around a large, complicated piece of equipment in a lab setting, would you be the student who pushes the buttons or the note taker?"
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LizzyM, SDN Moderator and medical school admissions committee member, is the inventor of the LizzyM Score. The score allows you to see if you are a competitive applicant at a given school. If your LizzyM Score is far below or above the average, you may not be a good fit. If your score is far below, your application may be screened out due to numerical cutoffs. If it is far above, the school may assume they are your “safety” school and that you won’t attend if they offer an acceptance. This score should be used only as a guide to help you select schools and is not a guarantee of acceptance at any school. If you use this as your sole criteria to select medical schools to apply to, you don’t deserve to get in anyway.
SDN Ranking identifies how SDN members perceive the quality of a school relative to other schools of the same type (e.g., other Medical Schools, other Dental schools, etc.). Schools are ranked from 1, perceived as much worse than other schools, to 5, perceived as much better than other schools.
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