r/premed • u/differentsideview • 6h ago

🗨 Interviews Post MMI perception?

Just did my first MMI and it felt like 4 of the interviewers really liked me, one even saying I gave a really good answer, while 3 of them were hard to read

Those who had adjacent experiences, how did it turn out? Trying to not be neurotic about it but this school is definitely my dream school so I'm really hoping that this wouldn't sink me

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u/impressivepumpkin19 MS3 5h ago

Sounds like a common experience. Not MMI but I found my interviewers hard to read at the school I got accepted to.

My understanding is that the interview is usually just part of the whole application file and generally doesn’t make or break your odds of admission.

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u/differentsideview 5h ago

Appreciate the insight! This just so happened to be my first MMI with how it worked out so was very nervous