Hi there! Medical school interviews are not very different from vet school interviews in terms of the strategies you should use. In fact, the scenarios used for MMI stations apply to any real-life situation, not to the medical profession. That being said, the most important thing to remember is that you need to have a strategy to answer each question type (scenario, policy, personal, etc.) and that you always remain non-judgmental. If it’s a scenario, you need to gather information first and then consider possibilities by using an if/then approach. This will allow you to propose potential solutions thereby showcasing your problem-solving skills. If it’s a policy question, you first need to consider pros and cons before stating your opinion. For personal questions, you always want to include a personal example relevant to the question, then mention what you learned from the experience (skills you developed) and how you can apply this learning moving forward. As you can see, these strategies do not depend on a field and actually apply to any MMI style interview. Hope this helps and best of luck!
