Positively
4 out of 10
9 out of 10
9 out of 10
45 minutes
At a regional location
1
One-on-one
Open file
"Do you have any doctors in your family? If so, what do they think about your decision? " Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Why did you select this school? " Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What do your parents do for a living and what is their level of education? " Report Response | I was asked this question too
"It is important both as a prospective student and physician to be adaptable. Are you adaptable? Give me an example from your experience that illustrates this. " Report Response | I was asked this question too
"How can you prove that you are capable of completing this curriculum? " Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Student-Doctor Network forum, gathered lists of interview questions of the net, skimmed a book on managed care, reviewed my application, practiced with a friend. " Report Response
"High level of professionalism, student guide was invaluable insofar as answering all questions honestly. " Report Response
"Not much. Miami is quite humid. " Report Response
"Interview would not be as completely stress-free as some have said. " Report Response
"I was promptly picked up from MIA by the hotel shuttle. The hotel was much nicer than I had anticipated, and the room was great. I was one of the first interviewees to arrive, and so we made small talk until the rest (8 total) showed up. The two interviewers introduced themselves, and then chose two candidates to speak with one-on-one. The rest of us went into a large office room to watch a Ross video, which was the same video that one gets during an information seminar. After the video, I got up and stopped the DVD as I didn't think anyone else wished to watch it ad nauseam. There was a book on Dominica as well as a small photo book of campus life, and the rest of chatted lightly until one of the interviewers came in to speak with us. The interview was open file, in a small room, with just the interviewer and interviewee. Nearly all of the questions were ones I'd prepared for (thanks to this forum). There are questions about specific things in one's application. The interviewer was very friendly, but (I think) intentionally avoided all eye contact after he had asked me a question, busying himself with leafing through my application. I was not prepared for this, and it added a sort of akwardness to the experience until I got the hang of it. Afterwards, I returned to the room with the others where a 5th semester student was answering questions. He was very friendly, approachable, and sought to sugarcoat nothing regarding the competitiveness present in the school and the huge percentage of matriculants that actually make it to Miami (45% or so). We took a brief tour of the hospital located across the street. It was small, but not unreasonably so. We finished with a lunch in the hospital cafeteria where all the applicants and some of the administration joined us. Overall, a very good experience. Ross is a serious school, and does fairly well with presenting the negatives and unique challenges that a student will face. " Report Response
Student
Enthusiastic
8 out of 10
Out of state
4-6 hours
Airplane
$401-$500
MIA
Hotel
9 out of 10
Best Western
yes
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