(Both interviewers asked this one.)" More from this Member More from this Member More from this Member More from this Member | Report Response | Report Response | Report Response, "Very nice atmosphere, nice people, and the length at which the school goes to accommodate its students. I would highly suggest talking to Col Tashiro, he's the commandant and very friendly. | Report Response, "One of my interviews would consist of approximately two questions then a 15 minute long monologue on the virtues of USUHS." More from this Member | Report Response, "Website, SDN." The taste wasn't great." More from this Member More from this Member More from this Member More from this Member | Report Response, "The students. | Report Response, "Read SDN/Interview feedback, looked over the school catalog, re-read my applications, read some books on military medicine." I felt pretty well prepared." | Report Response MOST IMPORTANTLY- find a host!!!! Everyone seemed genuinely happy to be there. " | Report Response " | Report Response, "Read SDN, stayed and talked with student host, review my essays, etc." What would your friends say is your best quality. | I was asked this question too, "why usuhs instead of hpsp?" | I was asked this question too, "How committed are you to being in the military?" | Report Response, "They don't have your grades or MCAT scores when they interview you." | Report Response | Report Response Thank god because I'd accidentally gone to the second interview first! My specializations are in child and adolescent development and applied behavior analysis. More from this Member | Report Response | Report Response But as for questions about my interest in medicine and such, there was nothing that they asked that wasn't already in my file." More from this Member USUHS is not for everyone, but everyone there seems to be VERY happy." What was your biggest disappointment, and how did you deal with it? More from this Member | Report Response, "That the rotations are at bases all over the US. " More from this Member Tell me your experience in both fields and how you feel about it." Good Luck to you! The trip at the end of February is for those who are accepted to 'double-check' their fitment, and for those on the waitlist to do the same if they get a chance to fill a spot (that an accepted student does not want). specific examples" I heard somewhere that historically there is approximately 175+ civilian slot applicants (see below). More from this Member USUHS Clinical Psychology 2023 | Student Doctor Network More from this Member More from this Member | I was asked this question too, "I mean. not a difficult question, but I guess it was such a broad question to be asked. Camaderie of students. This is what it looked like. The real concern for me is the time committment, and I was hoping they would convince me that something would make it worth it aside from the money issue. More from this Member | Report Response, "Fun, easy-goin" More from this Member | Report Response | Report Response, "well organized, really learned a lot about the school during the interview day, all of the open-door visits with faculty was a great perk!" More from this Member If you didn't realize, you'll be well aware that they expect you to be dedicated to the service, etc." not much downtime during lunch, then the interviews. Based on that information they'll recommend "yea" or "nay" to the Commandant. | I was asked this question too, "With your fiancee's family very much involved with military, and with your own family being entirely civilian, do you feel you were led one way or another for/against joining the military?" | Report Response, "Left the house at 520am, road the bus for 45 minutes to the metro, road the metro for another 75 minutes or so, then walked to the school. Great culture, great program, and great people." | Report Response, "How happy all the students were at USUHS. More from this Member More from this Member | Report Response, "The day began with dropping off a security questionnaire to the security office. | Report Response | Report Response, "nothing really. They succeeded at making you feel comfortable. | Report Response More from this Member Hands down." This really helped answer some questions and made interview day more enjoyable." | Report Response | I was asked this question too, "What was the best book you read in the past two years?" This is a great opportunity to learn about the school from a students' perspective. You must gain acceptance to the graduate program itself, and you must qualify for appointment as an officer in the Navy Medical Services Corps (MSC). More from this Member More from this Member | I was asked this question too, "Do you like lawyers?" The professors may change but the students stay within one room. " | Report Response, "I really enjoyed the interviews. | Report Response, "I would love to have the opportunity to go to this school. I imagined it would be more like regular Army boards or college/job interviews where you get asked a series of questions. It is very impressive, however. More from this Member More from this Member I just said, ''of course'')" I wore a colored button-down under my suit and idk if this will impact me positively or negatively, but I guess I will find out!" More from this Member The only thing in my file that either brought up was a trip I took to Russia. They are not the traditional group of college graduates." | Report Response, "The abundance of males. More from this Member More from this Member | I was asked this question too, "Why military med?" This was offset however, by fabulous presentations by two female faculty members. " | Report Response | Report Response | Report Response | I was asked this question too, "top choices for military branch, and why?" More from this Member Also, I would suggest that all interviewees take advantage of the open door policy on interview day- be sure to visit the Dean of Admissions, Dean of Student Affairs, and anyone else willing to talk to you. | Report Response, "The questions were probing and unexpected." Another thing that was great was the hosting program. | Report Response, "That the subway in DC is Not scary at all. | Report Response, "After lunch I knocked on the interview room door two minutes early. More from this Member More from this Member More from this Member More from this Member Breifings all morning until lunch. More from this Member | Report Response, "How far it was a walk to the school from the subway stop. | Report Response, "SDN and school catalog. " More from this Member And you don't need to have all of it done before you get there. More from this Member More from this Member | Report Response, "The students seemed happy to be there. Why USUHS and not the Health Professions Scholarship at a 'traditional' school?" | I was asked this question too, "So, tell me about yourself." Good Luck to you! I was impressed with everyone who spoke to us, and really think that the little bit of freedom lost by joining the military is gained by all of the perks." | Report Response | I was asked this question too, "Tell me anything about yourself not reflected on the AMCAS application." | I was asked this question too, "How are you going to support your family while in Med school?" | Report Response | Report Response, "facilities, student satisfaction, structured everything; open-door policy of admissions folks (though many had to leave early that day); library has bunk-style carrels; apparently excellent patient simulation lab" | Report Response, "I didn't think that there were any surprises, but I live in the D.C. metro area and am familiar with it (and the traffic)." | Report Response, "There is no need to be nervous. Hamilton, New Zealand. More from this Member | I was asked this question too, "What specialty?" | Report Response, "The interview experience as a whole was terrific. how weird is that?" . More from this Member | Report Response, "Traffic/Home prices" More from this Member | Report Response | I was asked this question too, "Do you have any experience in leadership in the field of medicine?" but it wasn't that difficult. More from this Member More from this Member Why military medicine? More from this Member | I was asked this question too, "How do you see your career progressing over the next 20 years?" More from this Member Instead I got a faculty member and a full Army Colonel, which at first terrified me. | Report Response, "Everyone seems to like it a lot, it is actually really chill, which I wouldnt expect from a military institution. They expect us to be idealistic, but also be grounded in something." More from this Member | Report Response, "Everything! PDF How to Apply to USUHS Clinical Psychology - TRICARE | Report Response, "Everything" More from this Member | I was asked this question too, "Why do you want to treat military and their family compared to civilians?" I'm also active duty, and I feel like I read about having no more than 10 years active service while applying. | Report Response Medicine and the military are just combining my two dreams. More from this Member | Report Response The school is like a big family." More from this Member More from this Member briefings were very informative, staff and students are really friendly and they emphasize the family/support network of the military, definitely allayed a lot of my concerns." We talked about why we wanted to join the medical profession and millitary medicine. | Report Response, "SDN, reread my application, AMCAS" :)" MEDSCHOOL, MPS, Home - USUHS More from this Member to our group during the school tour." | I was asked this question too, "Tell me about your leadership qualities? | Report Response, "Honestly I don't think there was anything that impacted me negatively, it was great!" More from this Member They made a point that they were also selling the school as much as I was selling myself. It is somewhat confusing trying to get to the school, I had to walk for half a mile with my luggage once I made it to the front gates, the school is way back behind all the the other navy buildings, no shuttle." | I was asked this question too, "Both interviews were very conversational. And of course the interviews themselves, which where purely to the point, friendly conversations about our motivation for military medicine, not the kind of interrogations one sometimes finds at other schools, with strange questions designed to trip up the applicant. I was asked how I would handle a situation where, as an infectious disease doc, I was tasked by the Pentagon with coming up with an infectious agent that rivaled one already held by China, with the knowledge that the agent could, if used inappropriately, kill everyone in a major city. | Report Response, "The day begins in the early morning with various lectures. Everyone was so nice and really wanted to make you feel like part of their family." More from this Member (Not word for word, but that was the gist of the question). " | Report Response, "Read the website. The morning of briefings was long, but we got to hear from several docs in different branches of the military. | I was asked this question too, "Has there ever been a time when you failed as a leader?" | I was asked this question too, "describe a diffulty you have had to deal with and how you hope to overcome it."

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