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Interview Process

Doing research on the different processes and talking to admissions is always the best way to get started.

Going to ask about competencies and how you addressed them through your education and volunteer experience.

For Med, Dental, and Pharm School the interview has changed greatly in the last couple of years. During covid, the interview process had to change greatly to acocomidate

Writing a Personal Statement

Best way to write a personal statement is to write a story about you and your program. There isn't one best way to start or write it, but you can have people edit and look over it.

Helps admissions understand parts of your application like a bad GPA for example.

A personal statement is a narrative that you write about yourself, your interest in the profession, how you know that it's right for you, and trying to tell admissions a story about yourself.

Completing an Informational Interview

Ask about their daily life and what it took to get there.

This information could come up in a interview to get into the school of choice and give more background about what is important.

Complete at least 2 to compare their experiences to understand differences and similarities that they have experienced in your career of choice. You can complete as many as you need until you think you have a good understanding of your career.

Inforamtion interview to ask aboiut pspectives from people have that careers that you are looking at.

Do you need to take a gap year?

What you should do during gap year? Finances, work, travel, clinical hours or volunteering. CBS career team gives a career fair that will give options/ opportunities to do during your gap year

Think about how long you need to take a gap year for and how it will increase your chances of getting into the school of your choice.

Is taken to address different things like timing, finances, and experience before starting health professional school

Resources I have

Pre-Health Student Resource Center: Just start looking over them and asking for help from the career team to start looking over various opportunities that can be helpful

Becoming a competitive applicant

Talk to med students or actual doctors who know what the process is and can help give advice on what you should do next.

Learn about entry exams: How to study and prepare for that exam and how long it will take. Must programs have different compentices that the exam will test in

Take amount the cost of applying to these schools, time commitment for application, what will put you ahead of others when it comes to applying

Understand pre reqs for the program you want to go into: Classes, Shadowing hours, Clinical hours, volunteering, etc.

Knowing if the Health Field Is the right path for you

Start thinking about different contacts you can reach out to start to research and learn about what you want to go into

Need to consider the drawbacks and what you have to sacrifice in order to go into the medical field

Think about the about of time, commitment, and stress that goes into going through schooling and the career in general. Different ways to learn about this: Shadowing, classes, and volunteering.

Look at what your motivation is and make sure that you really have a good reason for going into the medical field