Crime: Detailed Stats >
| Response | # Responders |
|---|---|
| Positively | 21 |
| Negatively | 1 |
| No change | 2 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 4.50 | 24 |
| Response Avg | # Responders |
|---|---|
| 8.04 | 25 |
"Why are you choosing this profession (pharmacy)?"
"Name a time when you had a lot on your plate and how you handled it."
"You have a drug that can cure cancer and 10 patients, but enough drug for only half of them? You can not consult anyone else, what do you do?"
"If a patient wanted their script filled but the pre-authorization hadn't come through would you fill it? You feel in your gut it will come through, but on the other hand know the patient will be okay til morning. I answered and it was followed up with something to the effect: she's crying and upset and nearly begging for the script to be filled. what do you do? "
"Why pharmacy?"
"Tell me about yourself"
"What led you to pharmacy and why are you interested in becoming a pharmacist?"
"Tell me about yourself."
"Why Wingate?"
"Why pharmacy"
"Why are you here today?"
"What would you do if you didn't get into pharmacy school?"
"Why pharmacy, why Wingate?"
"What will you do if you don't get in"
"why pharmacy?why wingate"
"Why pharmacy? Why Wingate?"
"why this school?"
"Do you have a car? You will need to do a lot of driving to get to the precepters."
"How would your friends describe one of your negative traits? A positive trait?"
"Do you think that community service should be required for pharmacy school? I answered yes and they followed with .... what about the people that don't have time or have to work 40 hours a week along with school. (i.e. single mothers).... good question.... I got it though..."
"what role do you think a pharmacist has in the community?!"
"Would you rather donate money to a charity, work on a house for habitat for humanity, or help serve in a soup kitchen for the homeless?"
"How do you feel about our dress code and how do you think it will affect you?"
"Should it be mandatory to join a pharmacy club or fraternity during pharmacy school."
"Why Pharmacy?"
"Tell your name, where you were born, where you live now, and something interesting about you. (This question was during the Dean's lecture and everyone had to answer it)"
"Do you thing your parents want you to pursue a career in medicine instead?"
"Would you want to do research with your pharmacy degree? (I found this to be an interesting question given that Wingate officials admits that Wingate is mostly a teaching school)"
"What negative thing would your bestfriend say about you"
"What quality would my best friend say I could improve upon"
"If you were a drug, what shape would you be, what color, and why? Just kidding, but wouldn't this one be a good one?"
"What would your best friend say is a quality on which you need improvement?"
"If your friend was in the room, what traits do you think they would say about you?"
"Would you feel comfortable disrobing for physical assessment learning purposes?"
"One of my interviewers is from CA, where I lived and he asked me which in state schools I applied to and why I didn't apply to USF in particular"
"difficult course I had taken"
"Would you be willing to disrobe around fellow students for physical assessments?"
"do you really want to attend this school?"
"You will be practicing health assesments with each other where you will have to partialy disrobe, will this be a problem for you? Why do you think that we make you do that?"
"What do you value the most?"
"What is the most important thing to you?"
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