Keele interview questions.

I have an interview at Keele on the 27th, :biggrin:

I was hoping someone has a few questions they ask so I can prepare fully. I've looked on the Admissonsforum, before you ask, and can't find anything.

Thanks. Alex

Reply 1

feluda_uk

well done, arrgh i want an interview for keele, why don't you try asking some keele med students? in the keele uni forum? i dno, the website has some good stuff too

Reply 2

fairy spangles

I had an interview with keele 2 years ago i think - got a place but decided against it.

They asked alot about the Problem based learning structure and team working - ie what would you do if someone wasnt pulling their weight within your group. Can you give an instance of this? Things like what do you understand by the problem based learning style of teaching. Things like why do you want to come to keele?? They asked me a few things about my course - im a graduate so i dont know whether this applies to A level students.

Then they ask you about 2 clinical/ethical sinerios. Hope this helps all the best with your interview!!

Oops forgot to add i think the interview is 15 mins long - shortest interview ive ever had so im not quite sure what they score you on but they do it against a threshold. Actually ive still got the form somewhere.............

Reply 3

lizzie-beth

hey - same here ^^ I was interviewed two years ago. They're really lovely people and will do their best to put you at ease. I would strongly suggest that you really do your research about Keele and pbl and think about why you applied there and why you think pbl especially suits you - I know you've already done this, but sometimes it's difficult to express it unless you've prepared. They will obviously ask you why medicine and they asked me quite alot about my work experience and what I learned from it. They gave me a scenario to discuss (in connection with the internet and health information being more readily available). Other interview questions don't really vary that much from place to place, so I would look at the type of questions other universities have been asking and think about what your responses would be - I actually wrote down some of my answers when preparing, because I think it helps to clarify things in your mind (although it may seem slightly obsessive at the time!). Other than general questions, just concentrate on Keele and pbl - I think it would be really helpful to talk to students who are actually on the course and get a better idea of the benefits of studying at Keele. It will also show that you've really done your homework and made your choices wisely.

best of luck!
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