Buffalo dental school interview questions

The students who reported about their interview day at the University of Buffalo traveled to the school on the day of the interview, with a parent.
 The interview day lasted from about 8:30am-4:30pm.
 The University offered no student host program of which these students were aware.

On the interview day, there were one or two interviews, but current medical students conducted no interviews.
 Some questions that students reported being asked by interviewers at the University of Buffalo included:

- "Discuss your research experience."
- "What choices might you make in dealing with patients in ethical dilemmas?"
- "What would you do if your patient was a young child with a correctable disease, but the parents were not following through with your treatment schedule?
 In this case, the patient is not the one making decisions for himself/herself.
 How do you handle it?" (This question was considered the most difficult question asked at the interview)

Besides the interview day, a tour was given of the campus.
 Sandwiches were provided for lunch for the interviewees.
 Deans and faculty members provided basic information about the campus, the surrounding area, and programs offered by the University.
Students classified this interview day as neutral in difficulty.