Need some help

[neel07054]

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First of all, I'm new to this forum, so....hi everyone!

I've just gradauted from college with a bio degree. I took the August MCAT, and i think i did fairly well in it (32Q). I've applied to a lot of schools, and so far, i've gotten back secondaries from a lot of them. However, I'm worried about interviews and how important they are to my overall chances of being accepted. I have a good gpa, about a 3.9, and I've done some shadowing and TAing in a bio lab. Still, as dumb as it might sound, i'm nervous about the upcoming interviews. What type of questions are asked? And how do you prepare for them? What should I know before I begin any interviewing?
If someone could help me, I'd appreiciate it a lot!

 

[bakedlay]

there is an interview feedback link on the main page sdn...its quite helpful

 

[jlee9531]

well when you get an interview....check out sdn interview feedback forum.

all your questions can and will be answered there

and yes interviews are very important.

its their only chance to gauge you in person.

a bad interview can break you....but then again a "good" interview doesnt necessarily mean a guarantee acceptance.