Negatively
6 out of 10
30 minutes
At the school
3
One-on-one
Closed file
"Why Meds? Why western?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What do you like to do other than science? What special-needs groups do you feel need your advocating?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Who are your role models? " Report Response | I was asked this question too
"none, all very formulaic. I believe that the interviewers only ask a set of standard questions for all the applicants they interview. " Report Response | I was asked this question too
"none, i had asked someone that had the interview a week before me and the so-called "hard" questions were the same." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"CMAJ, lots of internet sites, pre-med forum, med students, practice at student centre" Report Response
"students are extremely nice and they really seem like a very close knit group. They seem to have a lot of fun on top of studying. Everything was also very very well organized. " Report Response
"my interview. I was the last one of the day and my interviewers looked absolutely uninterested. The committee member looked like he was going to pass out. The faculty member was really a robot, and although i thought the med student was nice, I think I caught him snoozing off. bad experience? yeah..." Report Response
"nothing, I do undergrad at western so there's really nothing that really surprised me. " Report Response
"Western seems like a great med school. At least from the students' enthusiasm, they seem really into helping you out. The interviewers however looked like I was boring them to death. I tried to crack a few jokes and it was a dead audience (perhaps I'm just not funny). So, how to succeed? Find out the questions they asked to the candidate that's in your interview room before you. Very likely the questions will be exactly the same. I'm not kidding. They have a sheet of set questions. If you can find out the questions before hand you'll feel more prepared. Even questions from people the week before will likely have resemblence to questions you will be asked." Report Response
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