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Interview accommodations: If you have an accommodations request, please contact the program directly and/or review the program website or the interview invitation for further information |
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How do I prepare for a professional school interview? |
There’s no right way for everyone to prepare. You need to do what is right for you.
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For behaviour-based questions
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The “STAR Approach” (Development Dimensions International, n.d.) is a useful technique for answering behaviour-based questions:
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PESTLE model
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What is the Multiple Mini Interview (MMI)? |
Multiple Mini Interview or MMI, is used to support admissions to programs and is often used by those in health programs (e.g., Medicine, Pharmacy etc.). MMI consists of a series of structured interview stations, with each station featuring:
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In MMIs, you can anticipate reflecting on and responding to different types of questions:
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General interview questions ask about your goals, characteristics, fit with the program, past experiences and coping skills. Examples:
How do I prepare for a general interview question?Reflect on your experiences, growth and motivation for the profession Review possible questions online and practice responding according to your interview’s known conventions. |
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Tip: Asking questionsIf there is an opportunity to ask your own questions in the interview, ask away! This is an opportunity to show your interest in the program, school and interviewers, as well as gather information to help in your decision-making. It is recommended that you ask questions that you are genuinely interested in, that are not easy to answer elsewhere (e.g. not available online), and that create opportunities for your interviewers to talk about their perspectives or experiences. For example: If you’re struggling with the idea of specialization, consider asking how your interviewer chose a specialty. If you’re interested in finding community on campus, consider asking how your interviewer got involved. |
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- Explore: all programs and standardized admissions tests
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