Neither have I
Dang, 8 day turn-around?!
Which campus will you be interviewing at?
Okay, I interviewed at Middletown, and so I am unsure if my experience will be applicable to your interview.
I would say that you should touch up on high-yield interview ethical topics, whether it be euthanasia, vaccinations, etc., and formulate an opinion that you can support with facts and/or examples from your past healthcare experiences. From what I gathered from the other interviewers, I received a lot more ethical questions than some others. Also, focus on verbally practicing for your interview - The pace at which you talk and your body language. Believe it or not, that is what helped me most; by doing so, I felt like I was able to enter the interview feeling more confident in my verbal skills, which I believe plays a huge part in the way the interviewers assess you.
He/she obviously wants them to get all choked up and start bawling during the interview. There would be no other way.
any feedback from your interview?
I'm sorry to hear about your rejection. I interviewed that day as well, and I have yet to hear back from the school regarding any decision.
Why? They have highways.
haha thank you! what about icy roads??? saw it's going to be below 32 during the night for a week before I get there and in the mid 30's during the day... thanks for the input!
Road conditions. It doesn't snow where I live, nor does it get as cold.
I live less than an hour from Middletown. Sub-32 degree weather means frost on your windshield but unless it rains/snows the night before, the roads will be fine. This area is used to snowy weather/icy roads so if anything happens overnight it will be taken care of quickly. I would rent the cheapest car to save money!
Ahhh there is still hope for something today!
You think you can donate an MD acceptance my way pls?
Harlem Or MiddletownAccepted today, but giving up my seat. Best of luck to everyone still in the application process, hopefully my seat goes to one of you!
Neither have I
The bad things youre hearing have to do with the overenrollment two cycles ago at the Harlem campus, from which the faculty were removed. Most of the good faculty went to Middletown, though there are still phenomenal teachers at Harlem. Anyways, what you heard is absolutely false. As with most US medical schools, once you are in, it takes a lot of effort to fail out, the school invested in you and wants to keep you. It takes effort to get an A, but is very possible. A large portion of the class gets a B, depending on the class. So far, we have had three people drop out: two with health issues and one with family problems. This is not a pass fail school, we have grades. Class competition is nonexistent, we are graded against the class before us and thus are very receptive to sharing notes and strategies. We help each other get A's, only one or two gunners remain.
Thanks for the detailed reply!! I really appreciated it. I have an acceptance from A.T Still Uni and Touro-Middetown thus far and am waiting to hear from RVU-Colorado and NYIT. I loved all my interview experiences except at NYIT (had a bad interview experience... probably because I was super anxious about really wanting to go there). I am very confused on which school to go to... Are you a first year?
Thank you so much for that! Was hoping to hear from someone who lives there
and thank you to everyone else as well
