Preparation for Multiple Mini Interviews

What are Multiple Mini Interviews?

Many programs, particularly those in health-related fields, use Multiple Mini Interviews (MMI) for admission into their programs. MMIs are thought to better handle the biases of interviewers, more accurately predict academic performance, and assess non-cognitive skills like interpersonal skills, professionalism, critical thinking and ethical decision-making. Candidates rotate through a circuit of stations where they are asked a question or posed a scenario. Interviewees are given a short time to prepare before delivering their response. Interviewers remain at the same station assessing the same question or scenario.

Our MMI Days

We simulate the MMI environment as closely as possible and tailor the questions and scenarios based on the field. You will have the choice of 4 different time slots throughout the day.

After participating in an MMI Day, you will receive both verbal and written feedback to help improve your interview performance.

Upcoming MMIs

Note: the same questions will be used in both Medical MMI Days.

Instructions for registering:

1. Go to campusBRIDGE and log in. If needed, check out this quick video on setting up an account in campusBRIDGE
2. Go to the Career Centre Events & Workshop calendar
3. Search for the MMI Day and time slot during that day you would like to register in

Fees

• $75/University of Alberta students and recent graduates (within the last year)
• $150/others

Please ensure your availability prior to registering for an MMI Day, as refunds will not be offered.