NYMC Interview Advice

[AcceptMeDPT]

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Hi! I will be having my interview with NYMC on Nov. 20th... does anyone have any advice for their interview process?

 

[NJPT26]

You probably already know this but I would have a deep understanding of what is problem based learning and why that teaching style fits you better than the traditional based method.

edit: I have a pdf I can send you that has a good explaination of it if you are interested.

 

[AcceptMeDPT]

You probably already know this but I would have a deep understanding of what is problem based learning and why that teaching style fits you better than the traditional based method.

edit: I have a pdf I can send you that has a good explaination of it if you are interested.

Thanks! I know that their program focuses on problem based learning and I did talk about why it's a great learning style for me on my essay but go ahead and inbox me the pdf in case it's an interview question and I blank out. Anything helps really!

 

[olivia_PT]

You probably already know this but I would have a deep understanding of what is problem based learning and why that teaching style fits you better than the traditional based method.

edit: I have a pdf I can send you that has a good explaination of it if you are interested.

I also have an interview with NYMC in November. Could you send me the PDF about problem based learning? I would really appreciate it!

 

[AcceptMeDPT]

I also have an interview with NYMC in November. Could you send me the PDF about problem based learning? I would really appreciate it!

How was your interview? Any advice?

 

[olivia_PT]

How was your interview? Any advice?

It was a long day. There were 15 applicants. Most of the day is sitting in a conference room while they talk to you about their program, financial aid, housing, etc. The actual interview was only half an hour and it was one on one with a faculty member. I really couldn't tell if the woman who interviewed me liked my responses, so I'm not too sure how it went for me. You also get a chance to sit in on a PBL class, which was nice to see. They said that we will definitely be hearing back from them within two weeks after the interview regardless if you were accepted, waitlisted, or rejected.

 

[OLYPT]

You probably already know this but I would have a deep understanding of what is problem based learning and why that teaching style fits you better than the traditional based method.

edit: I have a pdf I can send you that has a good explaination of it if you are interested.

Hi NJPT, Do you think you can send me a copy of that PDF as well?