QUESTION 11 OF 40

In the history of medicine, who would you would most be interested in meeting, and why?

This personal interest question provides insights into how determined you are to pursue a career in medicine. Think of a story or a historical figure who serves as an inspiration for your career pursuits. Consider why that figure resonates with you the most and what challenges they overcame. Share your source of inspiration, that role model for your character, and how that figure drives your pursuit to become who you want to be.

"If I could meet anyone in the history of medicine, I would go back to the very beginning and meet Hippocrates. I find it fascinating that he was the first person ever to believe that disease and death were not a result of the anger of gods. I would ask him about his first conversation about this topic and the reactions of others when he theorized that disease is not caused by superstitious beliefs. He would have had to have faced so many roadblocks, yet, he continued to believe in his work."

Unlock all 40 Midwestern University questions

Master the admissions questions that evaluate your readiness for patient-centered pharmacy education.

Get Started

Previous Question Next Question

Midwestern University Pharmacy School Mock Interview

In the history of medicine, who would you would most be interested in meeting, and why?

Unlock all 40 Midwestern University questions

40 Midwestern University Interview Questions & Answers