Sample report
See the medical school feedback report you get
Every session ends with a written report scored on the same categories programs weigh: content and reasoning, communication, and motivation. Here is what one looks like.
What you walk away with
A written report card, not vague advice
Within 12 hours of your session you receive a full written report: a scored breakdown of how you answered, your interviewer's notes on every question, and the exact lines to rework before your real interview.
- Delivered to your inbox within 12 hours of your session
- Rubric scores across five interview dimensions
- Question by question written notes from your interviewer
- A short rework list you can practice the same week
Session report card
Sample, delivered within 12 hours of the session
Overall
Question reviewed
Tell me about a time you saw a gap in patient care and what you did about it.
What worked
- Clear structure: situation, action, and outcome were easy to follow.
- Reflection connected the story back to why you want to practice medicine.
Rework before interview day
- Name the specific outcome for the patient instead of a general takeaway.
- Slow the first 20 seconds of each answer so the opening line lands.
Your interviewer's note
You have strong clinical stories. The gap is pacing: your best answer came after you paused, structured, and then spoke. Do that on purpose for every answer and your content score jumps a full band.
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