Every US school · 2027 entry · 305 guides
US Medical & Dental School
Interview Guides
School-by-school guides covering interview format, sample questions, common pitfalls and prep tips — written and reviewed by current US medical and dental students.
Guide directory · 19 pages
Everything for your interview, in one place
Every US interview guide, resource and mock we publish — formats, CASPer and PREview, question banks and school-by-school breakdowns.
By interview format
How each US format runs, and how to answer in it.
Situational judgement
The pre-interview assessments US schools screen with.
Free practice
No account, no payment — start practising now.
Application context
What the interview is being judged against.
Mock interviews
Practise under real conditions, with AI or a real interviewer.
- Prometheus question bankHand-written questions, rubrics and model answers to self-mark
- AI mock interviewPick your school — photoreal interviewers, MMI or panel, rubric-scored
- Real student videosWatch students answer the questions your school asks
- Book a mock with a tutorOne-to-one live mock with line-by-line feedback
Per-school guides
Jump straight to the school-by-school index further down this page.
How to use these guides
Every US medical and dental school runs its interview its own way. Some use an MMI. Some use a panel. Some still sit you down with one faculty member for 45 minutes. Preparing for the wrong format wastes weeks.
So each guide starts with the format that school actually uses. Then it lists the questions that come up most, the answers that score well, and the mistakes that cost people offers. Current students at that school write and check every guide.
Find your school below, or search for it at the top of the page. Read the guide once early, so you know what you are training for. Read it again the week before, when the detail matters.
When to start
Most invitations arrive between October and February. Give yourself four to six weeks of practice before your first one. That is enough time to work through the common questions out loud and to sit at least one mock.
Reading is not practice. You need to hear yourself answer. Say your answers aloud, record them, and play them back. It is uncomfortable, and it is the fastest way to improve.
Medicine interview guides227
227 school-by-school interview guides, grouped by state. Open a state to see its schools, or search for yours at the top of the page.
Dentistry interview guides78
78 school-by-school interview guides, grouped by state. Open a state to see its schools, or search for yours at the top of the page.
Real mock interviews, any time you need one
Sit a full MMI or panel interview with photoreal video interviewers in your medical or dental school’s real format — faces on screen that look, sound and respond like real interviewers. Talk naturally, get probed with follow-ups, then receive a structured written debrief with rubric scores, a video replay and timestamped notes.
- Photoreal AI interviewers — American & international voices
- The real format: MMI or panel
- Rubric-scored feedback in about two minutes + video replay
