Who will be starting med March 1 2004? (1 Viewer)

[+:: $i[Q]u3 ::+]

yeah right chudymaster ^^* pfft.. let's see who'll cane sorry ass...

for those asking about interviews...
i thought it was really odd... after feeling convinced i'd bombed out of newsouth and monash, and having received offers to both... lemme explain...

@unsw
interviewer: you seem to have mentioned the word "trust" twice. do you think there is a particular reason for that?
yewon: breaks out into an irrelevent recount of a recent tiff between parents and a boy friend.

@monash
interviewer: so, do u know of any research projects that may involve the need for a mode of communication between the funder and the public?
yewon: (quite firmly) No.
--dead silence--

*meh* ^^

 

[Lexicographer]

I ditched my Monash interview. Ddn't even have the heart to call in and cancel, my UAI was that bad.

 

[Skywalker]

I forgot to mention, a short interview =/= bad interview.

 

[CHUDYMASTER]

true - my UNCLE interview only lasted 30 min - most lasted 40-50 min apparently.

 

[loser]

I'll be there, wearing a 1970s jumpsuit and an oversized novelty hat.

 

[scandal]

Originally posted by Fosweb

I came out the interview feeling 'weird', and thats about the only way to put it. I had a Co-op interview, and thought that went really well because the interviewers responded in that one.
In the med interview, they basically just sat there, with little face expression. It's also a fairly long interview, about 45-50 mins.
Really, I think the best way to prepare for it would be to simply talk to your parents for a while. [/B]

I totally agree - i came out thinking for sure i was not in - the interviewers made little attempt to make me feel comfortable by smiling or anything even though it was supposed to be "a general chat". They just wrote down everything i said and then i would think ahhhh should not have said that lol

 

[AK Gumbi]

Originally posted by scandal
They just wrote down everything i said and then i would think ahhhh should not have said that lol

R u serious...every single word u said!!?? My interviewers jus wrote down a couple words for each of my answers...

 

[+:: $i[Q]u3 ::+]

i couldn't even see my interviewer's faces half the time.. they were too busy scribbling away....

 

[inasero]

@unsw
interviewer: you seem to have mentioned the word "trust" twice. do you think there is a particular reason for that?
yewon: breaks out into an irrelevent recount of a recent tiff between parents and a boy friend.

hmm would that happen to be me by any chance? cos I kinda find myself in a similar situation sometimes ^^; damn asian parents

 

[+:: $i[Q]u3 ::+]

haha inasero... U WISH ^^

 

[+Po1ntDeXt3r+]

oOooOOOooOOOOo
+:: $i[Q]u3 ::+
who's the boy friend?
hehe probably the most inappropriate place to ask.

 

[scandal]

Originally posted by +:: $i[Q]u3 ::+
@unsw
interviewer: you seem to have mentioned the word "trust" twice. do you think there is a particular reason for that?

No way - we must have had the same interviewers seriously cause i got:

interviewer: you seem to have mentioned the word "leadership" a lot, is there a particular reason for that - did this affect your choce to study medicine?"

 

[Skywalker]

Mine asked about "respect"....it must be something they ask everybody

 

[AK Gumbi]

What??? They dint seem to ask me any of these sort of Qs :?

 

[inasero]

well easy- u probably got different interviewers
after all, they're not robots so they're not going to ask exactly the same questions

 

[worlds greatest]

they are if they just read questions of the sheet
which is waht they did
at usnw

 

[Weisy]

Hey guys,

If you got into UNSW medicine, I'll be at the prep day on the 26th, hopefully. It'll be great to meet all of you.

 

[ruella]

i got into unsw med w/a uai of 98.45, which i was pretty shocked about - i'd heard that if you didn't get 99+ there was no way you'd get in. however, i thought my interview went really well, and my interviewers were really friendly and responsive, and i also did quite well on my umat.
hmmm, if you're still reading this thread, i didn't bother w/any umat courses, cuz i thought they were bullshit. the only advice i can give you is for the 2nd section - never be judgemental, and always be concerned, and voice any concerns you might have. that's what i did, and i got into the 100th percentile ~shrugs~, go figure. good luck for next year

 

[Not A Carrot]

I have to agree- I think the UMAT prep courses are overpriced and unnecessary. Of course, they probably do help to improve your score, but you certainly don't *need* to do one to get in

 

[freaking_out]

i know a guy who got 99+ and he got into medicine- but he opted to do actuarial studies!