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Anyone know how this works? Seems a bit more nerveracking to be answering with all the other students around. I don't know why, but it seems like it may be more nerve racking with some of the other interviewees around. I guess they do it to save time. Are there any 1:1 interviews?
From their website:
If a student accepts an interview, he/she joins several other interviewees in meeting with members of a three-person interview panel?a panel selected from a volunteer group of basic scientists, current students, administrators, and clinicians. Team members question each student about his/her academic, personal, and health care preparedness for medical school, rating the students on a standardized evaluation form relative to each of these variables. At the conclusion of the interviews, the team members forward their evaluation for each student to the Admissions Committee.
From their website:
If a student accepts an interview, he/she joins several other interviewees in meeting with members of a three-person interview panel?a panel selected from a volunteer group of basic scientists, current students, administrators, and clinicians. Team members question each student about his/her academic, personal, and health care preparedness for medical school, rating the students on a standardized evaluation form relative to each of these variables. At the conclusion of the interviews, the team members forward their evaluation for each student to the Admissions Committee.
