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There's no standard-issue interview day. A one-on-one interview is common. (You might do two or three of those on the same day.) Or a panel of folks might interview you. Virtual interviews became more common after COVID-19 came into our lives. A group interview with other applicants in front of a panel of interviewers is also on the table. The Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) involves multiple interviewers and even some acting. A school might have you do some combo of these interview types, like a mini-MMI and a traditional interview. Still, another program might have a day-long on-campus session, where the interview is just a portion of your experience. (Harvard Medical School follows this format.)
For more on medical school interview structures and preparation methods, check out our tutorial dedicated to the Interview and Post-Application period.
For more on medical school interview structures and preparation methods, check out our tutorial dedicated to the Interview and Post-Application period.
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