Getting Into Medical School: Medical School Interview Advice

Getting into Medical School: Medical School Interview Advice

Presented byMichelle A. Finkel, MD

www.InsiderMedicalAdmissions.com

Getting into medical schoolhas become increasingly difficult.

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Stronger candidates are nowpursuing a medical career, making

the medical school interview critical.



What are medical schools lookingfor during the interview process?



Your goal is to distinguish yourselffrom all of the other applicants by

showcasing your accomplishments.



Medical school is tough; theinstitutions are not seeking someone

who is ambivalent and might quit.



Schools want to see that youdon’t have a problem personality.



Schools want to hear that you are particularly interested in their institution.



One would never take the MCAT without practicing first. Yet, countless applicants go to

interviews without preparing.



Consider working with a professional.



Applicants can unknowinglyundermine their chances of success

with poor interview skills.



A qualified personal medicaladmissions consultant

provides a great advantage.



Medical admissions consulting companiescome in a variety of forms.



Elite companies offer both a medical focus and a highly

experienced consultant who works one-on-one with clients.



These professionals have theinside knowledge of howmedical admissions work.



Elite companies that offer both the medical focus and a highly experienced

consultant who works one-on-one with clients offer a large advantage for

pre-medical applicants.


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Getting Into Medical School: Medical School Interview Advice