Positively
2 out of 10
60+ minutes
At the school
3
One-on-one
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"What will you enjoy most about medical school? What do you think the most difficult thing will be about medical school?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What is your greatest strength? Your greatest weakness?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Hyperventilate." Report Response
"How utterly impossible it is to fail; the number and proximity of the hospitals." Report Response
"The Oakland area of Pittsburgh is kind of dingy. The students at Pitt were a mixed bag." Report Response
"The student interviewer and the faculty interviewer each have a sheet with about six questions they have to answer. I couldn't read it completely (upside-down to me during the interview) but two I picked up on seemed to be "summarize their background" and "comment on the candidate's interpersonal skills," along with the aforementioned interesting and difficult questions. They pretty much just asked you about your background, then asked you a few questions, and then just chatted about whatever was their passing fancy. There's a 15-minute chat with someone in the Admissions department; I chatted with Lisa Wick, the assistant director of admissions, and she was very personable and pretty much just pages through your AMCAS application in front of you and comments on it informally. I felt comfortable asking her any questions I had about how admissions committees would react to various things in my application." Report Response
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