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"Tell me about yourself." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Why do you want to become a doctor?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What is your greatest strength? Weakness?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"What do you see as the biggest problem with health care today?" Report Response | I was asked this question too
"None were difficult if you know yourself well." Report Response | I was asked this question too
"Med interview prep books, SDN, interviewed myself in front of a video camera" Report Response
"The emphasis on clinical experience from the day you set foot on campus." Report Response
"Unfortunately, interview scheduling conflict caused me to miss a presentation on financial aid that others got to sit for." Report Response
"The atmosphere is anything but intimidating... although it could also be a tactic they use to get you too comfortable." Report Response
"Dr. Hinkley opens with a presentation at 9 AM introducing you to the facilities on campus and going over some admissions statistics. He is friendly and inviting, and you can feel free to ask him just about anything. After his presentation, Dr. Bookman, who heads up the MD/PhD program, presents for 30 minutes on his interpretation of medicine as humanity's single biggest accomplishment. Afterwords, students either have an interview or go on a tour of the facilities. At noon, a very nice buffet lunch is served and six or eight med students join you to answer any off the record questions you may have. Then, afternoon interviews are up and those who did not tour earlier do so at this point. After all is said and done, Dr. Hinkley closes with some remarks about when to expect the decision regarding your application and he would like to know your impressions of the day." Report Response
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