Does anybody know what questions they ask during the MMI? Anything would help 🙏
auragamble:
I have my casper scheduled for aug 11, I got an email today saying my application was complete and in review, does this mean I'm eligible for an interview or do they need my casper score first?
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Do u think my Casper score of 2 will hurt my chances at Hofstra?! I really love this school :(
anonymous:
Do u think my Casper score of 2 will hurt my chances at Hofstra?! I really love this school :(
you’re fine. I had a 2 last year and got an interview invite
anonymous:
you’re fine. I had a 2 last year and got an interview invite
I APPRECIATE U
anonymous:
you’re fine. I had a 2 last year and got an interview invite
hi! can you share how your interview went and what to prepare for/what they ask?
anonymous:
hi! can you share how your interview went and what to prepare for/what they ask?
Hey, my interview was fine. I definitely struggled with the MMI format but did much better with the traditional interview. The forum from last year was very helpful for me in preparing. I would recommend checking that out. Lots of great advice and insight into the types of questions asked
anonymous:
hi! can you share how your interview went and what to prepare for/what they ask?
Just jumping in here after interviewing last year- very run of the mill MMI type questions, there's plenty of free resources online. It is more important how you answer the question and your rationale vs the actual answer itself (unless you say something heinous lol). Make sure you leave time at each station for some back and forth, they have follow up questions. Traditional section is also fairly low stress, they have full access to your file and have time for questions depending on the pace so definitely be prepared for that. Some of my interviewers were not the most enthusiastic and were clearly doing other things, but I hope you have better luck!
When are yall's interview dates scheduled for?
fuck this school, their admin, their location, their students and everything about the way they run their admissions process.
- 25-26 applicant