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From what I heard according to recent MABS graduates, those who met benchmarks and didn't get in still reflects on how they carried themselves and answered the questions during the evaluation (interview) process. This MABS interview is more lenient than an official med school interview, but it is, of course, wise to prepare first on why VCOM, why DO, and some ethical questions. So as long as you meet benchmarks and prepared well for the interview, you'll be guaranteed a seat. There is also no competition for a seat among your fellow MABS classmates either because your options are either of the four campuses mostly based on location. Hope this helped, good luck!So there are people who meet the benchmarks and still don't get accepted?