Positively
3 out of 10
9 out of 10
60+ minutes
At the school
1
One-on-one
Open file
"Why Medicine? What do you know about medical school? Why did you choose your major at XXX college? Describe your research? Volunteer activities?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What are your thoughts on healthcare? Do you think its a privelege or a right?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Discuss specific grades. A whole bunch of other standard questions." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"If someone was in college, what kind of major would you reccommend in preparation for medical school? Would you reccommend a social sciences/humanities major, pure science, or engineering like yours (BME) and why?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Explain some grades, specific questions from my file, transcripts, etc." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"SDN, read over application" Report Response
"Facilities-The entire campus, medical center, hospital everything is connected. Clinical opportunities. Newark, at least near the campus, isn't that bad." Report Response
"No Parking." Report Response
"How long it would take to find parking." Report Response
"My experience overall was good. The atmosphere was somewhat laid back, though the actual interview is quite long, mine was almost an hour and a half, thats a long time, so be ready for anything and everything, from standard questions, why medicine, etc, to details about your file, to healthcare and ethics questions. I was asked about my music, and I made a comment about trying not to get into social commentary, but the very next question called me out on it, and asked me specifically how I felt. So there's a lot of questions, but its very conversational and not completely scripted, but a lot of things they will definitely ask. But because its so long you get a good chance to explain yourself well. I had the tour before the interview which was nice, but some have it the other way around." Report Response
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