oldsoulneuro

I don’t remember precisely. I wanna say it was 5-6 for half an hour each. I know someone else who interviewed last year virtually in March (last interview was in March) and she said they did a good job conveying the sense of the school. and I chose somewhere else cause it was a better fit for me (primarily location wise) but I think i still think it’s a fantastic program and I still reccommend it to any applicants seeking a future grad school home.

This is pretty accurate. If you get an interview, you're pretty much in. Only way for you to be declined is either a) you did something offputting b) its obvious the "fit" doesnt work out

I interviewed for Brandeis Neuro some time ago (accepted, but I chose another school). Brandeis Neuro does rolling interviews, if they're sending an invite now, it means they really want you. I would say the interview date doesn't matter. I did the last one they had and they accepted me within a few days. They're a fantastic program btw. I almost picked them. Their interview is lengthy but it flew by for me, I would say its your standard interview with professors and chats with students.