jefferson

[furrycat]

How are the interviews at Jefferson, anyone? I interview there soon. I'd appreciate anyone's input about the facilities, academics, possibilities for research, student satisfaction, etc. Thanks.

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[pcl]

I thought they were OK. You have a student interview and a faculty interview. Most students said they lived in the Jefferson Apartments, the facilities were nice, it's in city center, so there are a lot of historical buildings in the area. Students seemed normal. One student said that it was hard to get help there. Very traditional curriculum, good community outreach opportunities, diverse clinical locations, large class size. Those were my impressions!

Good Luck!

Laura

 

[Dr JPH]

For more information on the interview itself:

http://interviewfeedback.com/cgi-bin/questionnaire.pl/browse


Select Jefferson Medical College.


Best of luck to you!!!

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Joshua Paul Hazelton
[email protected]
University of the Sciences in Philadelphia (2002)

[This message has been edited by JPHazelton (edited 03-14-2001).]

 

[furrycat]

Hi Laura,

Thanks for for input. Could you tell me a little more about the actual interviews? Do they drill you about medical issues like ethical questions, managed care, etc.? Any trick questions?

Good luck with your interviews!

furrycat

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">Originally posted by pcl:
I thought they were OK. You have a student interview and a faculty interview. Most students said they lived in the Jefferson Apartments, the facilities were nice, it's in city center, so there are a lot of historical buildings in the area. Students seemed normal. One student said that it was hard to get help there. Very traditional curriculum, good community outreach opportunities, diverse clinical locations, large class size. Those were my impressions!

Good Luck!

Laura•