University of Missouri (Kansas City)

The interview overall went smoothly; however, I feel like interviewees did not have the chance to make connections with the interviewers.

Our AMCAs would be withdrawn from other schools if we decided to drop the program.

Our interviews were timed (we had 6 minutes), and some of the interviewers were late to the Zoom room by at least 1 minute.

The type of questions that were asked.

I looked over MMI-styled questions. I honestly didn't really practice.

large class size, interview felt scripted each interviewer asked 10 questions written down before hand it didn't feel natural or conversational.

Cost, exposure, team oriented

Youtube, SDN

I really enjoyed the MMI process, I thought it went very smoothly

I felt more comfortable with the MMI than a regular interview.

There were a lot of interviewees present. The large group made the process seem more intimidating.

-reviewed the website for the qualities the school emphasizes -looked over sample MMI questions and answers

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MMI wasn't was terrible as I had anticipated.

Read through ethics MMI questions.

MMI isn't nearly as bad as I thought it would be. I stressed out a lot more than was necessary.

A current student told me to go to another school if I get in somewhere else, because the student has not had the greatest experience with this school.

That you cannot withdraw your application to UMKC once you start school. Your AMCAS is automatically withdrawn from all other schools.

Having to wait between interviews for up to one hour.

Printed out materials from the school's website. Mock interviews with a doctor completing fellowship, and a faculty member.