Midwestern University Pharmacy School Mock Interview
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What was the last pharma-related article you read? Tell me about it.
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Assure your interviewers you stay up-to-date with the industry news and topics that impact your future career and interests. Share some details surrounding an industry-related article you recently read, and be ready to discuss what you found most interesting. Since you've researched the university, feel free to share an article you read on their website, such as, "Midwestern University Faculty Member Awarded Federal Biomedical Research Grant" or Midwestern's recent issue of 'Vital Signs,' and discuss anything of special interest you stumbled upon while performing your research on the school.
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"I was reading 'World Pharma News' the other day, an online publication that I read every week. The article that caught my eye discussed how Pfizer and BioNTech are due to supply the U.S. with 100 million additional doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, totaling the number of doses to 200 million. I was quite interested to hear that the government has agreed to pay 1.95 billion for these additional doses. Of course, the hope is that these additional doses will help us to protect more individuals and end this pandemic more rapidly."
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