The Interview Feedback tool is a database of real school interview questions from every school. It offers common questions and rankings based on feedback from previous interviewees, covering one-on-one, group, and MMI formats. After your interview, share your feedback to help future students!
School Interview Feedback
- Medical Schools (MD, DO)
- Dental Schools (DMD, DDS)
- Pharmacy Schools (PharmD)
- Optometry Schools (OD)
- Podiatry Schools (DPM)
- Psychology Schools (PsyD, PhD)
- Audiology Schools (AuD)
- Occupational Therapy Schoos (OTD)
- Physical Therapy Schools (DPT)
- Veterinary Schools (DVM)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the School Interview Feedback tool?
The School Interview Feedback tool is a comprehensive database containing past interview questions commonly asked during medical school interviews. It also includes insights and feedback from pre-med and pre-health students regarding their interview experiences with various medical schools.
Why should I use the School Interview Feedback tool?
The School Interview Feedback tool consolidates feedback from actual students regarding their medical school interviews into a clear and user-friendly format. Users can easily filter and organize questions and comments based on school name, tuition costs, average scores, average GPAs, and school rankings provided by SDN and prior interviewees.
Prepare for School Interviews
We shed some light on one of the most intimidating parts of the medical school application process, the medical school interview. We have compiled multiple common interview questions and scenarios that a student may encounter. The scenarios include one-on-one, group and multiple mini interviews (MMI). This video was created in partnership with Medical College of Georgia.
About School Interview Feedback
This is your opportunity to share honest, anonymous feedback about your interview experiences. Make your voice heard and help fellow SDN members navigating similar paths. If anything surprised you or if there’s something others should be prepared for, don’t hesitate to share. Your insights could make a real difference!
Acknowledgements
We sincerely thank all the dedicated members who have generously contributed their time, effort, and passion to this nonprofit initiative over the many years.
This was a great video, really insightful. I wish I had seen this beforehand. Speaking from personal experience, I completely botched my “Why do you want to study Medicine question.” I started off answering, “Compassion, Integrity and Academic Attainment are three things that really speak aloud to me” and got interrupted from there and then interrupted again multiple times. She hated my answer/s, perhaps too rehearsed? And I just had no chance from there. I was butchered. Probably thought I wasn’t answering the question when I was getting to it. Expecting my rejection letter in February. These interview processes are tough, and I’m a pretty social and chilled out guy. At least that’s how I think of myself, and I’m sure my friends would think of me as. I just don’t think that I did well in the medical interview which is just gutting.