What was the interview like and does anyone have any tips?
The interview day was pretty relaxed. They give you a packet of information when you get there that has your schedule for the day and a packet of short bios about the staff. It also tells you who your interviewers are so if you want to read up a little on them you can.
The first part is a student panel where you can ask whatever questions you'd like to about campus life, classes, etc.
Your group is broken into two. Group 1 does their interviews while group 2 goes on a tour of the campus. Then when group 1 interviews are done they go on a tour, and group 2 does their interviews.
Interviews are about 30 minutes a piece max, some finished in less time than others. In my experience the interview questions seemed to be more about how I would respond to specific scenarios, and not so much about me as an individual. I do have a lot of clinic background so I think that's why.
I would strongly think about what strengths and weaknesses you have, and consider different types of scenarios and your responses to them.
After the interviews are completed, the campus provides lunch in the cafeteria for about an hour.
When lunch is through the dean takes you on a tour of the Companion Clinic. There's a lot of walking so wear shoes most comfortable for that.
When the tour is finished they bring you back in for a short financial presentation that talks briefly about the different types of loans that are offered, and so forth.
After this you're free to go. My day concluded at about 2:15
