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Hello! I'm currently an M2 offering interview prep and feedback for both Panel and MPI style interviews. Please reach out to me on this forum or PM me if you're interested. Sessions will be run over Zoom and will consist of several interview questions with detailed feedback and tips for success. I offered the same service to many successful applicants last cycle and would like to help out as many of the awesome premeds in the forum as I can! -
I received my UofT invitation yesterday for March 28th(completely caught off-guard by this!). I'm hoping if anyone who has experience with the Modified Personal Interview (MPI) style could give me any tips or resources on preparation since it seems quite different from the rest of Med schools (MMI, panel). Additionally, if there's anyone looking to practise in Vancouver (or surrounding cities), we could start a practice group. Also more than happy to practise online via skype. This is my first time applying and the only invitation I've received, so I have no prior experience with the process. I would be so grateful for any tips as I'm feeling quite anxious. Thank you so much in advance! -
Looking for someone who wants to prep for u of t mpi interview over skype, or do in person prep in Richmond Hill. We can do mock interview, then switch roles. Pm me or comment if interested. Thanks
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Hi All! I am a current Medical Student at the University of Toronto's medical school. I received 3 Canadian and 2 US MD acceptances in 2017. I would like to promote the interview prep company that helped me get over the hump: Medvisors. I was a very poor interviewer and was very nervous about the process but their practice and personalized packages made a huge difference for me. I am now a consultant for them and I help other students with interview preparation. Their most unique and popular (and cost effective) service is the VIRTUAL MMI CIRCUIT that they offer... you have 6 stations with 6 different graders and they give you a personalized feedback form at the end too. As far as I know, no one else offers that kind of seamless online setup where you switch rooms etc. Free prep is also great but sometimes the interviewees are more focused on their own prep rather than giving quality feedback. Also, Medvisors consultants are experts and have interviewed at your school of choice! Visit medvisors.org for more! -
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Hi guys! I had a few questions about the MPI format at UofT. I am aware that each station will last for ~10 mins, does this mean that there will be 10 mins per question or does each station have multiple questions? If it's the latter, how long would you guys typically spend on a "why medicine" question? I typically find myself talking for around 4 mins for every question, however, ethical questions typically take me longer since I usually go over the point of view of each side then give my opinion. Am I taking too long?
