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Hi guys! I thought there used to be a thread with a standard list of interview questions for each allo school. Can anyone tell me what happened to it? Or am I just thinking of something else?
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Aw, I think you missed an opportunity, Teddy. I would have taken credit for personally compiling the entore interview feedback database myself before putting it up...
"Oh, yeah... I had the same idea... I've been working on a little compilation of my own. There's only a few thousand results so far..."
"Oh, yeah... I had the same idea... I've been working on a little compilation of my own. There's only a few thousand results so far..."
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Hey, thanks Teddy! Actually, I had already seen this, but I honestly thought that there was a thread that listed some general questions asked during each interview. I know schools ask questions pertaining to your application, but I am under the impression that they have a standard set of questions as well.....that is what I am looking for.
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There really isn't a standard set. Or, if there is, it's things like, 'how are you doing?' or 'do you have any questions for me?'.
Being asked why you want to be a doctor / go into medicine / go to school X is also a near certainty. Beyond that though, interviews (at least the good ones) are pretty free-form. There's a give and take, and it's like a conversation. All you can do is think on your feet - which isn't too hard because you probably do know quite a bit about yourself, and that's what they're generally trying to find out.
Being asked why you want to be a doctor / go into medicine / go to school X is also a near certainty. Beyond that though, interviews (at least the good ones) are pretty free-form. There's a give and take, and it's like a conversation. All you can do is think on your feet - which isn't too hard because you probably do know quite a bit about yourself, and that's what they're generally trying to find out.
