Positively
1 out of 10
60+ minutes
At the school
2
One-on-one
Closed file
"So why do you want do be a doctor?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Many doctors will be sued during their careers. Why would you want to risk that?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What do you do for fun?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Given that there is a good chance that a physician will be sued during his/her career, why would you take that risk?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"I don't believe that I was caught off guard by any questions." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Given the fact that I was called the day before when a slot opened up, I didn't really have a chance to prepare. I was just glad they wanted to take the chance to talk to me." Report Response
"It was a reading day when I went for a previous interview, so I enjoyed seeing classes this time. The patient simulator lab is very impressive, especially since it is coordinated with standardized patients." Report Response
"Nothing. I'd like to address some previous comments. I live in Louisville, work four blocks from the school and volunteer at University Hospital, so I know about the neighborhood. There are projects near the medical school, but the school itself tends to be isolated from them & the security folks are great." Report Response
"The process at UofL seems to be designed to relax the interviewee. Six applicants are brought in for an interview day. After a brief introduction by the Director of Admissions, a video is shown. After the video, students are taken for one-on-one interviews with both clinical and academic members of the faculty. Questions vary from interviewer to interviewer, but they all have a few in common. I like how the interviews are done immediately, so that applicants don't build up stress all day. Remember that although the process is relaxed, the school is a close community, and you are being watched." Report Response
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