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Interviews are an important part of the medical school application process. Find out what to expect so you can plan ahead.
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Tips from an admissions officer on interviewing for medical school
How do you be the best you can be on interview day? Sunny Nakae, assistant dean for admissions at Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine, discusses four tips to help you interview with confidence.
Ask the Experts: Preparing for Medical School Interviews
"Be prepared not only to discuss your motivation for a career in medicine, but also any activities or experiences that are relevant to your goal, and times you have served others," says one expert.
Preparing for Medical School Interviews
Information and tips to help you prepare for the medical school interview, one of the most important phases of the application process.
What it’s Like to Participate in Multiple Mini Interviews (MMIs)
The MMI is designed to assess communication skills, specifically verbal and nonverbal skills that cannot be measured by standardized exams or transcripts. The MMI typically consists of six to 10 very short interviews that revolve around a specific scenario.
Selecting a Medical School: 35 Questions I Wish I Had Asked
Don't be shy about asking questions! The medical school interview is one of the most valuable sources of information that can help you decide where to matriculate.
Medical School Interview Do's and Don’ts
One of the most important phases of the application process is your interview. It’s your chance to demonstrate your communication and interpersonal skills, judgment, maturity, and the qualities that are important for a future physician. It’s also your opportunity to see if the school’s learning environment and culture is a good fit for you.
Tips for Interview Day from Current Medical Students
