bababooey1337
Lurker
Hi! Would you be keen to give me a run down of how the CSU dent interview goes?
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CSU CSU Dentistry: Interview Prep
- Thread starter Dr Dent
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AnubisHorus&Ra
Regular Member
I'm already enrolled in dentistry, so I don't need to sit the interview fortunately. Difficult, but managable is the feedback I've received so far. Same format as always 4 stations each with a different theme. Half an hour in length etc.
bambiwooly
Member
Hi guys, did anyone here as an internal metro student do the interviews and receive an offer?
Also, i noticed people said you get a phone call for the offer. Do they let you know in advance when the phone call will be made? what if you miss the phone call, will the offer be lapsed??
Also, i noticed people said you get a phone call for the offer. Do they let you know in advance when the phone call will be made? what if you miss the phone call, will the offer be lapsed??
AnubisHorus&Ra
Regular Member
Yes to both.
I'm one of the internal metros from 3 years ago. There's a few every year. I don't know the first years well enough to know what the data is yet
They never tell you in advance. Roughly late january someone will give you a call and ask if you're still interested. If you're not, you don't get the follow-up email with the acceptance. If they can't get to you, they will leave you a message telling you that you've been accepted if you're still interested. If you get the voicemail and don't reach out, your offer will lapse.
If you're concerned, empty your voice mail inbox (if you're not confident there's room), keep on the lookout for calls from CSU or unknown numbers in late janiuary rouhgly between 15-25th. Note: It's usually after regular second round offers come out. I assume because people turn them offers if they've got better offers leaving empty spots]