Has anyone interviewed at LECOM Bradenton yet? I was really confident going into the interview until I found out they write down everything you say and don't make eye contact or respond to your answers. Now I'm a little nervous about if they liked me or not. Has anyone else had this experience? If so, how did it turn out?
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they did take notes while i was talking, but in my case, one of the interviewers wrote more than the other one, so i always had someone to maintain eye contact with. and even the dr that was writing a lot was still very engaged and responded to my answers. since they have so many interviewers, i guess it just depends on who you get. don't let it reflect negatively on your performance, maybe you just had a lot to say that they liked and wanted to note it 🙂
i had the same thing at LECOM-erie. I talked to some students and they said this is normal for some of the interviewers. So don't worry. I'm trying not to!
My interviewers were pretty cool dudes. They told me they had to fill out their evaluation sheets right on the spot, so there were going to be pauses so they could write. It's really not a big deal to feel somewhat awkward. I felt a little uneasy because of the pauses, but they had to do what they had to do. So everything you felt is totally normal and what happened is most likely in no way a negative sign. Good luck.
My interviewers started writing down notes as soon as I opened my mouth to answer their first question. However, they did apologize for it and said that the more they write, the better. They're able to convey your personality and more about you if they keep writing. I noticed that whoever asked the question usually made more eye contact when I answered. Fortunately, they were both writing frantically when I was making hand gestures and realized that my hands were shaking uncontrollably. haha. I just received my letter of acceptance last week so I'm pretty stoked. I loved everything about the school and the area...minus the dress code (I'm a jeans and t-shirt kinda girl).
Good luck!
Good luck!
If you didn't see the guys wearing their ties, you wouldn't know there was a dress code for the women. No, they don't wear jeans, but thw woman get away with a lot.
Haha...very true. I'm always kind of amazed at what they can get away with.
haha really? I'm just so accustomed to wearing jeans and denim skirts that anything else is dressy to me. Plus I have to go shopping for for non-denim items. boo
yeah a erie the girls were not quite in the "business casual" attire I'd heard about. other than the lack of jeans and tshirts, it was as casual as you can get. ironically, i dress mroe professionally than that already and I'm a stay-at-home mom!
I have an interview at LECOM Bradenton on January 5th followed by one in Erie on January 8th.
How long does it take to receive an acceptance letter?
Which curriculum did ya'll select for the interview?
Any advice other advice or experiences??
Thanks!
How long does it take to receive an acceptance letter?
Which curriculum did ya'll select for the interview?
Any advice other advice or experiences??
Thanks!
I interviewed at Erie Dec 1 and got my acceptance Dec 21. I chose ISP. The people who chose LDP got their letters a few days sooner (maybe just coincidence, I dunno).
I know several people who got in from the alternate list, but they all worked hard to get off of it-- sending in extra LORs, ECs, and updating grades, etc. It's important to express your desire in that way. Unfortunately, they all had to wait for quite a while, but it's still possible. You may also need to look at some other alternatives, just in case. Good Luck!!!
Ugh. Hopefully something comes through before then... I heard (through that infamous grape vine) that last year there was about 100 alternates and about 1/2 eventually were accepted. I don't know if that makes you feel better or worse. Good luck to you.
