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"Recommend a book to me." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Why did you choose your major (I'm a Women's and Gender Studies major)?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"If you get into multiple schools, how will you decide?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Where would you travel if you could?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"None really. I guess there was the "Tell me about a challenging time" question, but I'd planned an answer." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Read this site, read Rochester's site, watched a tape of a practice interview I did, read my answers to secondary questions, read my AMCAS." Report Response
"Almost everything! The dean we talked to is in charge of the Netter books, so that's impressive. All of the students I met were really enthusiastic. Each class has a binder of notes provided to help you study, and the lecture notes are posted on-line. The curriculum is amazing. You start your ambulatory clinical during your first year, which is really unique. Rochester is committed to helping non-MD/Ph.D. students do real research; they provide stipends for students who want to do research in the summer. The PBL rooms are fabulous. Rochester is a really cute, active town. I saw a show at the local theater and was very impressed. " Report Response
"Public transportation isn't great. That's pretty much it." Report Response
"I learned that Rochester is an extremely deaf-friendly city. I never knew that. I wish I'd known that the vegetarian lunch would be zucchini based (I hate zucchini)." Report Response
"Both of my interviewers were very friendly. One told me that I seemed very relaxed for my first interview (I wasn't, but it was nice that I fooled him). Rochester makes you do two or three interviews, but they are very casual. No trump questions." Report Response
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