Medical School - Interview Preparation

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Our consultants have been accepted to top medical schools, and many possess extensive admissions experience and serve as interviewers at their respective schools

Structured practice can breathe vitality in your application and solidify your acceptance

Direct your application and take control of your chance to demonstrate passion, a vibrant personality, an ability to contribute on campus, and growth from past mistakes.

Specific Offering

  • Summarized talking points of the personal and academic aspects of your background to cover within the interview.
  • Active drafting of responses to critical themes of the interview process including:
    • Your reasons for pursuing an MD and/or PhD degree
    • Your passion for medicine
    • Your desires for a specific school
    • Your desired impact on campus
    • Your goals in the short-term and long-term and what you have done to-date to achieve them
    • Your thoughts on medical and healthcare topics
    • Your particular strengths and points of development
  • Defensive coverage of how to respond to and initiate discussion of blemishes including inconsistent academic performance and poor MCAT scores
  • Mock interview conducted by former alumni or student interview which mirrors the conditions and questions/themes given to actual candidates

Bottom Line

The interview is your last opportunity to make an impression on the admissions committee and can be the determining factor in your admissions decision.