Interview

[docdonny]

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my interviewer never mentioned anything about three possibilities just said i'd be hearing back on thursday of next week) one week after my interview and game me a booklet about the curriculum. It seems like a lot of other people who posted here were told that there are three options as well so I wouldn't really worry about it

[DEQNY85]

you probably weren't paying attention during the interview

[UCFgmo]

Interviewed on 11/2 in Orlando and it went well....my circumstances were unique but I graduated with two degree's and had exstensive clinical experience including excellent letters....he focused on my coursework and my MCAT as well as my clinical experience.

Found out today from C. that I was accepted for Jan 10'!!

Good luck to the future applicants and remember to find what makes you unique!

[simmsimma]

Originally Posted by UCFgmo

Interviewed on 11/2 in Orlando and it went well....my circumstances were unique but I graduated with two degree's and had exstensive clinical experience including excellent letters....he focused on my coursework and my MCAT as well as my clinical experience.

Found out today from C. that I was accepted for Jan 10'!!

Good luck to the future applicants and remember to find what makes you unique!

I also found out today that I'm in!

[BiZi-MD-2b]

interviewed today in Miami. I think that it went well, although I was asked two ethics questions. 1) if a student comes to you with answers to one of the exams, what would come to mind before deciding? 2) if a student approaches you and smells like alcohol during rotation, what would you do?
At the end, it felt like I was the interviewer, lol.

[mspropst]

Originally Posted by BiZi-MD-2b

interviewed today in Miami. I think that it went well, although I was asked two ethics questions. 1) if a student comes to you with answers to one of the exams, what would come to mind before deciding? 2) if a student approaches you and smells like alcohol during rotation, what would you do?
At the end, it felt like I was the interviewer, lol.

1) Say no and turn him/her in for various reasons. One being they are cheating. Two they are not actually working to become a doctor, meaning their patients will suffer. Three you have one less person to compete with for clinical and residency positions.

2) Check to make sure they weren't playing with alcohol swabs or any other medically related, alcohol smelling substances. No need to put someone through a bunch of scrutiny when you could have used some common sense first .

[mjdoc]

Has anyone had an interview in NJ? I'm scheduled for a few weeks from now....

[adeolaonedimple8]

Originally Posted by mjdoc

Has anyone had an interview in NJ? I'm scheduled for a few weeks from now....

Hi..I had my interview in NJ and I loved it....my whole interview process was amazing and everyone was so nice to me there....I wish you all the best on your interview!

[AD1987]

Did anyone interview in NJ with Taneeya Nickerson? If so, how did it go and what kind of questions did she ask?

[AD1987]

Well, I know what "kind" of questions, but which in particular?