No change
4 out of 10
30 minutes
At the school
2
One-on-one
Closed file
"Scenario: If you were in a first year class where attendance was mandatory and you saw one student signing in for another, how would you handle the situation?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Tell me a difficult problem that you encountered in college and how you overcame it." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"If a patient for whom you had cared for a long time suddenly died, how would you deal with it?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Why are you here?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Scenario: 28 year old male in a car accident - on ventilator, intravenous nourishment, severely burned over entire body - cannot speak, but can write and has total mental capacity - he expresses the wish to die, but his mother is adamant about him staying alive - no other family is involved - how do you handle the situation?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
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"They have a great anatomy lab. I didn't find that they forced either the osteopathic philosophy or the manipulative medicine down my throat, although they were thorough in their explanation of both. They were very intent on convincing me that the training I was going to receive was on par with what I would receive at an allopathic institution." Report Response
"One of my interviewers seemed to think that I would not take the school seriously in my match list, and kept telling me that if I was going to go there I may be disappointed. I didn't feel like he was recruiting well for his school, but I did appreciate his honesty." Report Response
"What I would still like to discover is why TCOM has such superior equipment with regards to the anatomy lab and other things like the simulators. Don't the other state schools have the funding to incorporate such useful didactic instruments? " Report Response
"TCOM's interviews are closed file, meaning that the interviewers have read your personal statement and secondary essays, but have not seen your numbers (grades and MCAT). They interview an unusually low amount of people relative to some of the other schools I have been to. There seems to be a somewhat complacent, and at times almost defeatest attitude about their reputation as a second-rate school. In fact, they explicitly defended osteopathic medicine (I think rightly) as a discipline that is just as entitled to the respect that MD's have garnered within both medicine and society at large." Report Response
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