
Boca Raton, FL
Format Type
Traditional
Style
Blind
Delivery Method
Virtual
Closed file Interview (Blinded Interviews)
Formal interview days are scheduled on Tuesdays and Thursdays (some Mondays) between August and March. Interview days begin with introductory presentations, interviews, current medical student panels, and video tours. Each applicant will have a situational-behavioral style format. A video tour of the simulation center and the teaching facilities is included. A "What will happen next?" presentation by the director of admissions will give applicants a timeline for when they hear back. Formal interview days begin at 9:00 am EST and end in the mid-afternoon, around 3 PM EST.
Most schools begin sending invitations September–October on a rolling basis. Earlier is better — submit your primary early. Schools with rolling admissions fill seats throughout the cycle, so late applicants face a more competitive pool for fewer spots.
Motivation
"Why medicine?" · "Why Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine at Florida Atlantic University?"
Behavioral
"Tell me about a time you..." (use STAR method)
Ethical Scenarios
End-of-life care, resource allocation, patient autonomy
Current Events
Healthcare policy, health equity, insurance access
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