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Medical School Interview Questions

If you’ve been selected to interview, then the admissions committee believes you have the intellectual horsepower to handle the academic rigors of medical school. As such, the primary goal of the medical school interview questions is to see if you are a good fit for that particular school, and for a career in medicine in general. Above all else, you need to convey a feeling to the interviewer that you are "one of us", and that you have a realistic view of the rigors of medicine and have the commitment and passion to see it through.

The key to success in the interview is to prepare well in advance. The best advice is to take inventory of you academic, medical, and personal accomplishments and synthesize these accomplishments into a set of "success stories" that can be applied to a range of questions. Your set of stories should collectively convey your passion for medicine, your commitment to do whatever it takes to become a physician, and your awareness of the ethical and moral dilemmas facing modern medicine.

While you won’t know the exact questions that will be asked, most interview questions fall into predicable categories:

The key is to be prepared with your set of "success stories" that you can adapt to either partially, or fully, answer each question type. Your goal during the interview is to present this set of stories within the context of the interview questions.

Common Medical School Interview Questions:

You will almost certainly face each question above in one form or another, so you will need to be well prepared with success stories from your past that convey the character traits you want. If you are successful in presenting your unique set of stories is a way that is natural and likeable, and conveys a feeling that you are "one of us" -- meaning, the interviewer can see you as a competent colleague in the future -- then you are well on your way to acing the medical school interview questions.

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Medical School Interview Tips

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Personal Statement for Medical School

Applying to Medical School

Medical School Admissions Requirements

Medical School Interview Questions

Cool Tip #1 Medical school interview questions fall into predictable categories, so you have no excuse for being surprised by most questions. You should have a set of success stories prepared ahead of time that you can adapt for each category of question. The key is to tell stories whenever possible to make a memorable impression rather than provide a boring laundry list of accomplishments.
Personal Statement Medical School

Cool Tip #23 The medical school personal statement is a common sources of anxiety in the application process (right behind the MCAT, of course!). A cookie-cutter approach will certainly move your file to the reject pile'. Take your time (at least a month) to prepare your personal statement. Edit, then let it sit for a day or so before revisiting. When editing, a fresh perspective makes all the difference.
Applying to Medical School

Cool Tip #58 Applying to medical school is a marathon, not a sprint. Get organized early in the process and stay on top of your To-Do list. Make a little time each day to work on something for your application, and you'll be amazed at what you can get done. Organization and diligence are the keys to making the process of applying to medical school as painless as possible.