Question about NSU-COM interview

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Hey everyone! Hope everyone had stress free holidays. 🙂. I have an interview coming up with NSU COM and I was wondering if anyone already went through with one. I intend to read up about the school, as well as study the interview questions from SDN database to prepare for the big day.

One question I had is if the school has any kind of events for family members. If not, then are they allowed to walk around the school and take a look? Also, anything else you may be able to point out that may be of help is greatly appreciated!
 
DXM1 said:
Hey everyone! Hope everyone had stress free holidays. 🙂. I have an interview coming up with NSU COM and I was wondering if anyone already went through with one. I intend to read up about the school, as well as study the interview questions from SDN database to prepare for the big day.

One question I had is if the school has any kind of events for family members. If not, then are they allowed to walk around the school and take a look? Also, anything else you may be able to point out that may be of help is greatly appreciated!
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Try going to the Osteopathic School Specific Discussions and going to NSU-COM's thread. You will find that your questions can be answered there.

Also, http://studentdoctor.net/schools/ will give you an idea of what it will be like from interview feedback.
 
There is absolutely nothing for family members to do at the NSU-COM interview. They are better off going around the area and exploring while you interview (roughly 5-6 hours).

As for the actual interview, just be yourself and be relaxed. They are very laid back and most of the questions I had on interview day were relatively tame.
 
They can certainly walk around on their own - just don't let them get lost. It's a pretty big campus overall (counting the other colleges)
 
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