The most important element in assuring a successful interview is preparation. Think of yourself as a reporter assigned an important issue to investigate. You pose the questions and do research. To ensure your medical school interview is successful, you need to turn the table and have a clear understanding of the organization and individuals who will be interviewing you, and the type of message and image you would like to share. Be certain to review the school's catalogue and any other available sources of information.
Questions Here are some of the more common questions asked in medical school interviews.
You should be prepared to answer each of them. Describe an experience where you were misjudged. It's important that you take care to present yourself as both personable and professional. In general, what you wear should not overpower what you have to say. Physical appearance does create a first impression, and has an impact on how you are perceived.