How did the interview impress you?

Positively

What was the stress level of the interview?

1 out of 10

How long was the interview?

60+ minutes

Where did the interview take place?

At the school

How many people interviewed you?

2

What was the style of the interview?

One-on-one

What type of interview was it?

Open file

What is one of the specific questions they asked you (question 1)?

"My opinion on the war." Report Response | I was asked this question too

What is one of the specific questions they asked you (question 2)?

"Why medicine? " Report Response | I was asked this question too

What is one of the specific questions they asked you (question 3)?

"Which specialty and why?" Report Response | I was asked this question too

What was the most interesting question?

"I was asked which three people I would want to invite to a dinner party. I was prepared for this as I had read all of the surveys on this site." Report Response | I was asked this question too

What was the most difficult question?

"Nothing was too difficult but the above one could be difficult if it was unexpected." Report Response | I was asked this question too

How did you prepare for the interview?

"I read all the surveys at least three times over. I had the whole day set up in my mind and so everything was as expected. I practiced every day going through various practice questions." Report Response

What impressed you positively?

"The students seemed geniunely happy with the choice. They were especially proud of their board scores and passing rate which were much above average. The new building is very nice and bright and yet not too large to be intimidating." Report Response

What impressed you negatively?

"Nothing really. I so desperately want to go to this school. It has everything I need to do well!" Report Response

What did you wish you had known ahead of time?

"Nothing." Report Response

What are your general comments?

"I love Finch and think its a wonderful school, definitely on the rise. The clinical experiences are unparalleled and there is no hidden agenda for primary care quotas. They want their students to do well and gain competitive residencies. Many of the professors help USMLE review books and this shows in their teaching. It is a primarily for teaching, not research." Report Response

Who was the tour given by?

Student

On what date did the interview take place?

04/10/2003