Positively
4 out of 10
60+ minutes
At a regional location
1
One-on-one
Closed file
"What do you think about the current Iraqi situation? "
"What are your strengths/weaknesses?"
"What did you like/dislike in your undergrad school? How did you choose that particular school? What was your major? Why did you pick that major?"
"If you were a health care personnel would you want to be vaccinized against smallpox?"
"What would you ask me if you were interviewing?"
"Read interview questions on this website, AMCAS, Duke secondary, secondaries from other schools, current events health news from cnn.com "
"I was interviewed at a regional location, so I only got to meet a Duke alumni who practices in California. He was really, really nice and took the interviewing very seriously."
"I wish my interview was open-file so that the interviewer would have had some backgbround. What I didn't like is that he forgot to tell me that it was closed-file (he later apologized), so that during the first part of the interview I omitted a few things which I figured would have been repetitions from my application. Later, as I realized he didn't get my references to the application, I backtracked. If you are not sure if it is open/closed file-AKS."
"How "down to earth" my interviewer was even though he went to Duke Med School."
"Very enjoyable conversation. I didn't feel that I was being questioned, but at the end I felt as if I got all of my points across. I was a little concerned if the fact that I had a regional interview would have a negative effect. But I was reassured by the admissions secretaries and the interviewer that it will not. We shall see. At least I didn't have to deal with all the other stressed out over-achivers (j/k)."
Other
02/23/2003
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