Here are the interview questions
(Questions most pre-med majors would like to know the answer to or atleast the ones at M.S.U)

First of all I would like to introduce myself, my name is Linda and I am a junior at Montclair State University. I am in charge of the Biology Club and of course I am a biology/pre-med major.

Thank you so much for willing to participate. By the way would you like your entire name or just Jeff W to show under your picture.

Questions:
1. What school do you currently attend? And what is your major and/or level?

2. If you don’t mind me asking, how old were you when you started your medical program?

3. What type of doctor do you hope to become and why?Also, what interested you in that particular field?

4.What is the best thing that has happened to you, while you were at school?And what was a trial for you (something that you got over or through)?

5. What advice would you give students regarding things they can do to have a more fulfilling life in medical school or college?

6. In what ways do you think you can help society after your done with school?

7. What are some of your activities or hobbies you participate in outside of school?

8. What are 3 things that keeps you sane in a potentially overwhelming environment?

9 Thank you so much for your time, any last words or comments?

Please list your website and any other links that you would like me to include.
Thanks
–Linda

Here are the interview questions
(Questions most pre-med majors would like to know the answer to or atleast the ones at M.S.U)

First of all I would like to introduce myself, my name is Linda and I am a junior at Montclair State University. I am in charge of the Biology Club and of course I am a biology/pre-med major.

Thank you so much for willing to participate. By the way would you like your entire name or just Jeff W to show under your picture.

Questions:
1. What school do you currently attend? And what is your major and/or level?

2. If you don’t mind me asking, how old were you when you started your medical program?

3. What type of doctor do you hope to become and why?Also, what interested you in that particular field?

4.What is the best thing that has happened to you, while you were at school?And what was a trial for you (something that you got over or through)?

5. What advice would you give students regarding things they can do to have a more fulfilling life in medical school or college?

6. In what ways do you think you can help society after your done with school?

7. What are some of your activities or hobbies you participate in outside of school?

8. What are 3 things that keeps you sane in a potentially overwhelming environment?

9 Thank you so much for your time, any last words or comments?

Please list your website and any other links that you would like me to include.
Thanks
–Linda

http://basicallymedicine.blogspot.com/

http://basicallymedicine.blogspot.com/

The “interactions” took a while. I got the first email from the editor near the beginning of June. (But the editor was away for a week since that email). She’s been really great to work with.

Anyways, if you got other questions, feel free to send me an email with the contact form and I’ll reply in a less open medium. And I’m not sure if or when you’ll see my reply here.

The “interactions” took a while. I got the first email from the editor near the beginning of June. (But the editor was away for a week since that email). She’s been really great to work with.

Anyways, if you got other questions, feel free to send me an email with the contact form and I’ll reply in a less open medium. And I’m not sure if or when you’ll see my reply here.