MrNotSoSmart

Best advice is be yourself. I recall the Dean mentioning that they just want to make sure that people can speak coherently and that the substance of the answers is not as important as the delivery. In my year there were pre-recorded questions and you had about 1-2 minutes to think and 1-2 minutes to say your answer. The questions were not specific to pharmacy (from my experience) and nothing that you could have prepared for specifically. I would suggest doing the practice questions they give and getting comfortable talking to yourself on a screen. Some pointers or things to practice: 1. Have an organized answer with smooth transitions 2. Make sure you answer all parts of a question equally 3. Don't talk too fast. It is okay to take a second to collect your thoughts and proceed more coherently. 4. Practice in front of a mirror and don't use more than 1-2 mins to prep the answer Hope it helps!

I graduated from U of A Pharmacy a few years ago and here to answer any questions you have!

I graduated from U of A a few years ago and I'm here to answer any questions you may have!