Crime: Detailed Stats >
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| Positively | 28 |
| Negatively | 4 |
| No change | 1 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 4.43 | 35 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 7.93 | 29 |
"They asked us not to talk about the questions so others after us would not have an unfair advantage."
"In what way is it important for a pharmacist to be able to work in a team environment?"
"Describe a time you've demonstrated leadership and sustained it."
"What makes you better than all the other applicants?"
"What do you consider to be your greatest achievement?"
"Tell us about yourself.."
"Why Pharmacy?"
"Why did you choose pharmacy?"
"What did I think of the pre-req. classes. "
"In your life you went through a lot of struggles, how did you deal with them? How do you deal with stress?"
"When did you face an ethical dilema and how did you face it? (same question for moral dilema)"
"What is your definition of caregiver and how have you fulfilled this role?"
"How can you contribute to the profession?"
"How do you manage time/stress?"
"what are your strengths and weakneses?"
"What are some community service project you are presently working on?"
"Why pharmacy vs. medicine or nursing?"
"How do I solve problems?"
"What are your study habits?"
"What are your strengths/weaknesses?"
"Are you competitive with yourself or others?"
"Why do you want to pursue pharmacy?"
"Why UNC?"
"If you overheard your workers talking about another worker or your workers were not functioning well as a team how would you handle that as the pharmacist?"
"I told them I had been a teacher and they asked me how that experience would relate to pharmacy school."
"they we all very cliche questions"
"how did you parents meet?"
"Name a time when everyone was against you."
"What problems do pharmacists currently face and where do you see pharmacy headed in the future?"
"Why not do a PhD. instead of PharmD.?"
"None"
"What I thought about the pre-req. classes."
"How close are you to your family?"
"Where do you see Pharmacy going in the future and the hurdles it will face?"
"How do you define caregiving and when in your life have you fulfilled this role?"
"Do you compete with yourself or with other people?"
"Tell me about a time when your values were challenged and how you handled the situation."
"What would your friends say your strengths and weaknesses are?"
"Provide an example of a time when despite your best efforts you did not achieve the desired results."
"Describe a time where you disagreed with the pharmacist. Describe what happened and how you handled it. "
"Which subject I like most while I was in college?"
"All questions were pretty standard - see below."
"Where are the best bowling centers in the Chapel Hill area? (in regard to the question, "How do you deal with stress," I mentioned that one of the things I do is bowl regularly when at school)"
"What do you do to relieve stress?"
"Are you a competetive person? What is your "competetive style"? Also, how do you deal with stress?"
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