UAB- interview next week!

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HotFratBoy

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wondering if anyone has interviewed at UAB already. the dinner the night before, what did people wear? just a nice long sleeved shirt and pants should be fine?

thanks.
 
Unless it has changed from two years ago, the dinner was somewhat casual... "business casual" is probably the closest term. a nice shirt and pants was appropriate then. i don't remember anyone in a suit. the residents all seemed down to earth and friendly, and the dinner (as well as the interview day) was stress-free.
 
Wear a suit the day of the interview. The dinner the night before is pretty casual. Go to the dinner if you can get there. It is a good way to get a feel for the residents and the program in general. Attendings do not go to the dinner. Hope this helps.
 
Wear a suit the day of the interview. The dinner the night before is pretty casual. Go to the dinner if you can get there. It is a good way to get a feel for the residents and the program in general. Attendings do not go to the dinner. Hope this helps.

agreed. i just read my reply and wrote "interview" where i meant "dinner". the interview is NOT business casual 😛 fixed my post.
i spent the weekend before my interview there and got to spend some time driving around Birmingham and recommend this to anyone not from the area. I liked the program, but if I only saw the view of town from the hospital it would not have been as high on my rank list.
 
Unless it has changed from two years ago, the dinner was somewhat casual... "business casual" is probably the closest term. a nice shirt and pants was appropriate then. i don't remember anyone in a suit. the residents all seemed down to earth and friendly, and the dinner (as well as the interview day) was stress-free.

Agree with above. Interviewed in Birmingham yesterday; the dinner the night before was very casual--interviewees wore nice shirts (no tie) and slacks. Residents were very friendly. No pressure whatsoever.
 
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