How ZoomInterviews Can Help You

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"I think a lot of times applicants can think that in the interview anything is fair game and you don't know what to expect but really a lot of preparation goes into it and you can prepare for almost all of the questions that will be asked and come up with a concise answer so that on the day you don't feel nervous and you're really showcasing yourself in the best possible way. Zoominterviews would benefit aspiring medical students by providing very commonly used examples that applicants will probably encounter during their own medical school interviews. Josephine, 3rd Year Medical Student

"I think that aspiring medical students can benefit from Zoominterviews because watching other people interview is a really great way to learn what's wrong and what's right. I think all of us think we know what to do in an interview but until we watch ourselves and watch other people make their mistakes, we don't really know. Elaine, 3rd Year Medical Student

"Some people told me when I first started that you either have it or you don't and just be yourself and that's absolutely not true. You have to think critically about your answers and take every question a step further so that you can impress and be impressionable on your interview day. Zoominterviews is extremely helpful for anyone who wants that extra edge come interview day. Aaron, 4th Year Medical Student

"Applicants can look very similar on paper. It is of the utmost importance for pre-med students to distinguish themselves in front of the admissions committee. Candidates do this by shining on interview day, but it's not a simple process. Motivated and resourceful pre-med students can go to the Zoom website and get a "leg-up" on others. It's a true advantage to think about the different types of questions in a structured and informative structure. A student can only benefit by thinking about these topics beforehand, and come interview day, he/she will most certainly have the upper hand. Chelsea, 4th Year Medical Student

"Honestly the only time you have to truly differentiate yourself is in the interview when you can really highlight your qualities and show people how different you are from all the other applicants. That's why it's really important to be well prepared for interviews and really make an impact. Gautam, 3rd Year Medical Student

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Thoughts from current and future medical students