I know a bunch of you guys/gals had interviews recently at PCOM. How did the interviews go? Stressful? Laid back? What type of questions did they hit you with? Any information you folks would be willing to share would be greatly appreciated.
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PCOM Interview Feedback Anyone?
Started by Dunkin'DO
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u should check out the interview feedback section..............the interviews never really change year to year. About the only difference is if you get an OMM professor who ask alot of question about omm or having an interview without an omm professor.
The interviews tend to be really laid back which fits the schools mentality
The interviews tend to be really laid back which fits the schools mentality
One thing I noticed is that if you have written about somthing in your primary or secondary that is generally one of thier interview questions, they won't re-ask. For alot of schools it seems like they sometimes don't read your secondary based on their questions, but I had written a alot about DO / OMM and didn't have any of those questions in my interview. It may seem like common sense, but some of the questions that I was really prepared to speak about weren't asked.
Overall though the interview was laid back. You should have nothing to worry about.
Overall though the interview was laid back. You should have nothing to worry about.
Philly
If an interview is open file they will tend not to ask you too much about stuff they already know...like why osteopathic if you explain it in an essay. A closed file interview is free game since the interviewer knows almost nothing about you including your grades.