Positively
1 out of 10
8 out of 10
45 minutes
At the school
2
One-on-one
Closed file
"why do you want to go into medicine? what are some of your strengths/weaknesses?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"why gw? what makes you stand out?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"what do you do for fun? if you couldn't do medicine, what would you do?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"nothing terribly interesting. the questions were really standard, and the most interesting parts were when the interviewer and i digressed into normal conversation outside of the "set list" of questions." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"why do you want to go into medicine? it's not an inherently difficult question, but you've got to nail it when they ask you....and they will ask me. both the student and doc asked me that." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"read over my amcas, this website, had my friends ask me interview-type questions, wrote down questions i had for the interviewers." Report Response
"i had come to the open house in october, so i was already impressed with the school. i guess on the interview day itself, the students were really nice. lunch was tasty, too :)" Report Response
"nothing, except for the expensive-ass cost to go to gw (about $58K in total), but i already knew about that. the doc that interviewed me didn't know much about the school." Report Response
"as i said, i went to the open house, so nothing was really that new during the day" Report Response
"the interview day was really low key. you have 2 interviews, one with a student, and the other with a doc. you show up, they do a little talk about the school, and then they take you on a tour of the lecture halls and classrooms, and they take you over to the clinical skills learning center, which is really nice. you come back for lunch, financial aid blurb, and then you have your interviews. my first one was with a doc who was only adjunct faculty and didn't know much about the school. he was cool enough, but we only had 30 minutes for that interview, so that limited our conversation just as it was getting really good. the next interview was with an ms2, and he was really nice. you could tell he was forcing himself to ask the "set" questions, because the rest of the time we just talked. that interview lasted an hour. after that, the day is over." Report Response
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