Queen's University

Could have done better.

Tip: Do not go into the interview nervous or expecting crazy obscure questions (e.g. what kind of kitchen appliance would you be?). I went into the interview anticipating this kind of thing and it did NOT serve me well, believe it or not.

Nothing.

Interviewers were very nice and friendly - seemed genuinely interested in my extracurricular involvements. Students were enthusiastic about the school. Nice facilities.There was no reason for me to screw up this interview but I managed to do it.

Reviewed sketch and essays. Premed101 forum. SDN interview feedback. Read about healthcare system and ethics.

Conversational. Relaxed. The community member was the smiley-est person ever. This was very warming and encouraging. The med student and Dr were super also.

The 1st yr students were awesome. Very enthusiastic and very informative.

Read over my application. Mock interviews. Reviewed in my head what I wanted to highlight about myself.

Went smoothly. A testament to the work of the students. The video was the best BY FAR and had good audio/video and was funny. Overall a good bunch of people that really want to help everyone out.

Nothing really.

The city. Kingston is not really a city for me. I love the outdoors, but I need to balance it. The bus tour, although a great idea for the interviewees, was long and boring.

The students are ridiculously kind and energetic. I think this school must have the greatest student unity. There is something between them that is not seen elsewhere. I think its because the city is small and the people are forced to really bond.

With previous interviews. After the first one I stopped preparing and just went off of experience.

Arrived and there were a few baked goods from the first year meds students. They kept us company while we were waiting. Called in for an interview out of the waiting room. Interviews are in small clinical examination rooms.

Interviews are very relaxed!

One interviewer had a heavy accent and was hard to understand! I'm not sure how I feel about Kingston; it'd have to grow on me.

The students were really nice and very proud to be at queens! The interviews were relaxed and conversational.

Read about Canadian HC, read the news, thought about my experiences, mock interviews

I really enjoyed the whole experience.

The students were just so enthusiastic - they seemed really happy to be studying here. The interviewers were very nice and seemed genuinely interested in getting to know me better as a person.