Positively
5 out of 10
8 out of 10
60+ minutes
At the school
1
One-on-one
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"Tell me about yourself?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Why medicine?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What happened in Calculus? What about MCAT score?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Why medicine? (I was a business consultant before)" Report Response | I was asked this question too
""tell me about yourself". I was preparing for this in a strategic way and it was my hardest anticipated question I worked on." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Lots of personal reflection (write about myself, talk to myself, re-read AMCAS), talked to present and former students, mock interview with friends, read website....As you can tell, I was nervous and it was my first interview!" Report Response
"Organized. Our group of interviewee's were told exactly where to go and what to expect next before and after interview. I was brought back to office by my interviewer." Report Response
"Although everyone I saw seemed happy, the buildings, including hospital and schools seemed old and a bit gloomy." Report Response
"Nothing, I visited the school beforehand, that way I could time how long my trip would be from home (queens)." Report Response
"My interviewer was very pleasant. It was a strange interview in that he seemed to have his mind made up about me in the beginning. He told me he wanted to ask me some standard questions, since he was taking notes on a formal piece of paper. Surprisingly, he really seemed interested in my personal situation, my mother had cancer, and he is a hem/onc doctor so he asked me a lot about her care and about my family. He asked me about my MCAT score and one of my grades from undergrad (I'm a postbacc). He asked about a difficult situation and how I handled it, what leisure activities, how prepared for mcat, pursue anything in arts or sports?, Asked about clinical experiences, what my research was about, why downstate, which other schools I'm applying to, other interviews. Tour was good, two enthusiastic first years, however wasn't really able to get any information about what they didn't like about the school. I was able to sit in on a lecture b/c I knew a second year. Friendly admissions assistant, ilana. I feel safe in the area, but there doesn't seem like there is anything to do. Overall, I was happy with my interview experience, I really like the opportunity fo hands-on experience, i like that the school is a bit gritty, fits with the whole clinical emphasis of the education." Report Response
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