McGill Multiple Mini-Interviews

January 25, 2020

McGill MMI

The McGill Multiple-Mini Interview is one of the most challenging MMI interviews in Canada, emphasizing critical thinking, adaptation, flexibility and creativity. Using a combination of unexpected interactive stations, acting scenarios and traditional ethics, personal and healthcare scenarios, the McGill MMI keeps pre-medical candidates on their toes.

While McGill only accepts roughly 10 out of province applicants, local applicants far much more competitive. Offered in both French and English, the McGill MMI is a true test of stamina, intellect and adaptability. At MedApplications, our Bilingual McGill physicians will expertly prepare you for the McGill MMI, instilling confidence and teaching you the fundamentals of how to succeed.

How To Prepare For The McGill Medical School’s MMI

McGill Multiple Mini Interview

Preparing for the McGill MMI is uniquely challenging as many of the MMI scenarios are unexpected, pushing your comfort zones as a pre-medical student and McGill medicine applicant. Beginning with the core foundation of healthcare, current events, medical ethics, non-medical ethics, critical thinking and acting stations will give you a good start. Escalating your level of preparation for more unforeseen scenarios remains challenging. The MedApplications’ MMI program is expertly designed to integrate the highest yield McGill MMI Scenarios, specifically designed to build your MMI skills to master any scenario. Our number one goal is to train you for the unexpected.

How To Succeed In The McGill MMI

Medical School Interview

The McGill Medical school has formed a renowned reputation for a grueling application and interview process. Once accepted, McGill provides high level clinical, research and community support for physician leaders in Quebec.

Quebec: Understand the socio-cultural nuances of Quebec. Grasp the evolution of healthcare and gain and appreciation for the unique challenges facing Quebec residents.

Rural Healthcare: Many pre-medical candidates fail to recognize the importance of many exclusively francophone rural communities in Quebec. Integrating a knowledge of these unique populations will pay dividends.

Why McGill: Reviewing the very foundation of your passion towards applying to McGill is essential in framing your MMI responses in the appropriate light.

Clarity: Think about what defines you and make it your own. The McGill MMI will challenge all aspects of your skillset. Be prepared.

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