After submitting your primary application, medical schools may send a secondary application. These are specific to each school and often ask for additional essays related to issues in healthcare, your leadership roles, or a setback you’ve overcome.
Then we have interview season. Most interviews happen between September and February, but some might be earlier or later. Interviews can follow a traditional format, a group interview format, or a multiple mini-interview or MMI format, where you have short, independent stations.
Lastly, it’s time for the outcome, which may be an acceptance, rejection, or waitlist. Be prepared to wait, because this might take weeks or months.
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