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AOEforme 10-02-2009 11:53 AM

No- mine is in a few weeks and I am quite nervous! I bought my plane ticket, have reservations made, and am just picking out a suit.

Advice as far as what to wear? I am planning on wearing a really professional suit.

AOIIBuckeye 10-02-2009 12:34 PM

I'm in Vet School, not quite the same but with our own sort of headaches, so I understand!

AOII Angel 10-02-2009 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by AOEforme (Post 1853442)
No- mine is in a few weeks and I am quite nervous! I bought my plane ticket, have reservations made, and am just picking out a suit.

Advice as far as what to wear? I am planning on wearing a really professional suit.

In medicine, professional and classic are the rule. Do not try to break this rule. It won't make you stand out in a good way. Dark suit. Sensible shoes. Understated jewelry.

AOEforme 10-02-2009 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by AOII Angel (Post 1853481)
In medicine, professional and classic are the rule. Do not try to break this rule. It won't make you stand out in a good way. Dark suit. Sensible shoes. Understated jewelry.

I have plain black heels, which I think I'll wear and my tiny diamond studs is all the jewelry I plan to wear.

This is a stupid, stupid question but when we (other senior pre-meds) were discussing interviews, someone mentioned it was a bad idea to wear a skirt suit and I should wear a pants suit. Is this true? Most of my nice suits are skirts, rather than pants.

Also, my interview is in the South. Most of my suits are really warm, perfect for Midwestern fall. Any tips on coping with the climate change?

Thanks for all your help everyone. I really, really appreciate it.

AOII Angel 10-02-2009 03:02 PM

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Originally Posted by AOEforme (Post 1853495)
I have plain black heels, which I think I'll wear and my tiny diamond studs is all the jewelry I plan to wear.

This is a stupid, stupid question but when we (other senior pre-meds) were discussing interviews, someone mentioned it was a bad idea to wear a skirt suit and I should wear a pants suit. Is this true? Most of my nice suits are skirts, rather than pants.

Also, my interview is in the South. Most of my suits are really warm, perfect for Midwestern fall. Any tips on coping with the climate change?

Thanks for all your help everyone. I really, really appreciate it.

Skirt suits are certainly appropriate for women. Most women I know wore and continue to wear suits with skirts to interviews for med school/ residency and jobs.

The black heels and diamond studs sound very nice. Most of the Southern schools have well controlled in door climates so heat shouldn't be a problem. Just turn the AC up in your car! Good luck!

Kappamd 10-02-2009 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by AOEforme (Post 1853495)
I have plain black heels, which I think I'll wear and my tiny diamond studs is all the jewelry I plan to wear.

This is a stupid, stupid question but when we (other senior pre-meds) were discussing interviews, someone mentioned it was a bad idea to wear a skirt suit and I should wear a pants suit. Is this true? Most of my nice suits are skirts, rather than pants.

Also, my interview is in the South. Most of my suits are really warm, perfect for Midwestern fall. Any tips on coping with the climate change?

Thanks for all your help everyone. I really, really appreciate it.


When I interviewed, it was a good mix of skirts and pants, so I think you would be fine with either.

I agree with sensible shoes.....nothing sky-high and they should be reasonably comfortable. Depending on the school, there could be A LOT of walking. Also, go light and natural on the makeup.

Good luck!

AOEforme 10-03-2009 12:05 PM

Thanks so much for the advice.

I'll be sure to let you know how it goes.

AOEforme 12-08-2009 05:01 PM

So, I just got a letter of acceptance today :). I have a few more interviews to go, but I am super, super excited!!!

Kevin 12-09-2009 12:18 AM

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Originally Posted by AOEforme (Post 1873493)
So, I just got a letter of acceptance today :). I have a few more interviews to go, but I am super, super excited!!!

Congrats!!! Future doc!

AOII Angel 12-09-2009 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by AOEforme (Post 1873493)
So, I just got a letter of acceptance today :). I have a few more interviews to go, but I am super, super excited!!!

Congratulations...I told you that you were a shoe-in!

Kappamd 12-15-2009 01:46 PM

A little late, but congrats!

Enjoy your freedom for the next 8 months; that's my only advice. :o

AOII Angel 12-15-2009 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Kappamd (Post 1875308)
A little late, but congrats!

Enjoy your freedom for the next 8 months; that's my only advice. :o

No kidding!

AOEforme 12-15-2009 10:01 PM

Thanks. That's what I've been warned to do. One of the med students at lunch told us to just sit all summer and do nothing (which I'm too nervous to do!).

AOEforme 08-03-2010 08:21 PM

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So, two days in. (Well, orientation only).

So far, I've found the following greeks in my class:

1 Chi O

2 Phi Mus

1 Theta

1 Kappa

2 Sigma Chis

1 AEPhi

1 Sig Ep

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Kappamd 08-03-2010 11:47 PM

That's pretty good. I think I am the only greek in my class (but that doesn't surprise me for various reasons).

So, how is it? :)


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