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Someone posted this on Reddit
The interviews are on Mondays and Tuesdays. The earliest date for me was October 16.Congrats!! i have a similar LM score and OOS but i was complete in late august
congrats!! Stats if you don't mind?
3.95/516
Of course! Interviewed there earlier this week (as well as last year). So for the interview is a open file 30 minutes long 1-on-1 with a faculty member that is scheduled sometime during the interview day (between 8am and 3pm). I found it to be mostly conversational though I would definitely brush up on your activities as well as your future plans in medicine and why SLU. Interview aside, there is a optional tour of the facilities/hospital from 10:40 to 12ish followed by a student lunch/FA presentation from 12ish to 1. The lunch was super informative as it was 3 interviewees to 1 current medical student which allowed for plenty of question.
Of course! Interviewed there earlier this week (as well as last year). So for the interview is a open file 30 minutes long 1-on-1 with a faculty member that is scheduled sometime during the interview day (between 8am and 3pm). I found it to be mostly conversational though I would definitely brush up on your activities as well as your future plans in medicine and why SLU. Interview aside, there is a optional tour of the facilities/hospital from 10:40 to 12ish followed by a student lunch/FA presentation from 12ish to 1. The lunch was super informative as it was 3 interviewees to 1 current medical student which allowed for plenty of question.
Overall while the facilities were a bit on the older side, I was greatly impressed by the curriculum (8 week step 1 study, hpf no rank) and wellness initiatives (selectives and free afternoons) and would be very happy to attend there. Though I was surprised that they had access to my interviewer's notes from last cycle
Of course! Interviewed there earlier this week (as well as last year). So for the interview is a open file 30 minutes long 1-on-1 with a faculty member that is scheduled sometime during the interview day (between 8am and 3pm). I found it to be mostly conversational though I would definitely brush up on your activities as well as your future plans in medicine and why SLU. Interview aside, there is a optional tour of the facilities/hospital from 10:40 to 12ish followed by a student lunch/FA presentation from 12ish to 1. The lunch was super informative as it was 3 interviewees to 1 current medical student which allowed for plenty of question.
Overall while the facilities were a bit on the older side, I was greatly impressed by the curriculum (8 week step 1 study, hpf no rank) and wellness initiatives (selectives and free afternoons) and would be very happy to attend there. Though I was surprised that they had access to my interviewer's notes from last cycle
I added 1000+ hours of varied clinical experience between working as an activities coordinator in a assisted living facility and as a CNA in skilled nursing, short-term rehab and a pediatric subacute. I also spent a couple hundred hours mentoring undergrads in developing research projects and some other local community service. Though I'm pretty sure the main reason I managed to snag a interview so early (despite having below average stats) was due to sending a letter of intent after being waitlisted (along with lots of updates).
Congrats! I really really liked the school during my interview. Couldn't tell at all what the interviewer thought of me though.
Mid july
The itenary was different for each student. The day starts at 10 and they guide you from there.
My day ended at 1 when the tour ended because I had my interview first thing at 10 AM. Others had their interviews all the way at 3, but most people were before that! You might be able to call and ask your interview time because of your flight, just expect the chance that they may not tell you. They were very nice and personable so I wouldn't worry about making a bad impression by asking.
Congrats! Is your name in relation to the band?!?
Hi! Congrats on the interview. Any tips on accommodation? My flight gets in late and I prefer to stay in a hotel close to the campus.
Thanks! Its not, I didn't actually realize there was a band named that. May have to check them out now though, haha
Haha I didn't see your signature because I was on my phone. The band is a Christian deathcore band (somewhat of an oxymoron if you ask me) their lyrics are good but boy they are noisy sometimes.
Ooo is their neuroscience/ neurology strong aspects of the school?
I believe it has been right at 55%
Makes complete sense. Thanks for the insight!
I interviewed here last month and the graduating class of 2020 is saturated with those in research and that they are looking for students with other interests. So maybe that's why there's less opportunity for the class of 2021
