I recently interviewed at a medical school and encountered a difficult situation. The interview was close-filed (i.e. the interviewer only had access to a piece of paper with my alma mater and gpa). The interviewer seemed friendly before he read the information printed on the paper. His attitude, however, changed completely afterwards. Throughout the interview, he seemed disengaged when I discussed my volunteering experiences and elaborated on my responses to his questions. He made no eye contact and never smiled. At the end of the interview, he said that the greatest strength of his school was "mere convenience" and that I should consider other more prestigious medical schools.
Has this happened to anyone? I am very frustrated because I showed interest in the school by asking questions and complimenting on the clinical training, curriculum, and learning atmosphere. I showed no signs of arrogance/contempt for the school.
Has this happened to anyone? I am very frustrated because I showed interest in the school by asking questions and complimenting on the clinical training, curriculum, and learning atmosphere. I showed no signs of arrogance/contempt for the school.
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