Exact scoring rubrics vary from school to school, but they are similar in that they rate applicants in several domains: communication skills, empathy, ethics, problem-solving, and professionalism. This is based on the rater’s subjective evaluation of how you performed at that particular station. At the end of the MMI session, all of your scores from each station are compiled to create an overall MMI score that the admissions committee will use to evaluate your candidacy. Some schools use the median of your individual station scores (which helps minimize the effects of outliers), while others add up the scores from each station to give a final total composite score. Read More..