Midwestern-ccp required "non-interview" ?

[swtSDgrl]

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Hi all,

Can someone tell me what to expect at the Midwester-ccp required "non-interview"? If the visit is not an interview, then how do they decide who to accept or reject? Any suggestions or advice? Any info would help immensely. Thanks a bunch.

 

[soccerfreak]

Hi all,

Can someone tell me what to expect at the Midwester-ccp required "non-interview"? If the visit is not an interview, then how do they decide who to accept or reject? Any suggestions or advice? Any info would help immensely. Thanks a bunch.

They pretty much base their decision on your pharmcas application and the 30 minute essay that you have to write. The "interview" is just a presentation of what you can expect from Midwestern.

 

[swtSDgrl]

They pretty much base their decision on your pharmcas application and the 30 minute essay that you have to write. The "interview" is just a presentation of what you can expect from Midwestern.

Thanks soccerfreak for the response. Is the essay difficult? Is the prompt open ended or are there specific topics?

 

[insipid1979]

Thanks soccerfreak for the response. Is the essay difficult? Is the prompt open ended or are there specific topics?

There is a specific question. I think it is usually related to ethics. I think they mainly look at how well you can express yourself, and if you know the english language pretty well.

 

[futurepharm.d.?]

Hi all,

Can someone tell me what to expect at the Midwester-ccp required "non-interview"? If the visit is not an interview, then how do they decide who to accept or reject? Any suggestions or advice? Any info would help immensely. Thanks a bunch.

hi, swtSDgrl

there were many thread about MCV in the past 2 months..besides, you can check out "interview feedback" forum...

there is specific question, but it's not hard to understand...they wanna to see how well you express yrself...good luck w/ yr visist

 

[swtSDgrl]

thanks insipid and futurepharm.d. for your responses. I really appreciate it.

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