Before you start practicing for your interview, it is important that you take the appropriate time to familiarize yourself with the specific style of interview that you will partake in. There are many different variations of medical school interviews, includinga one-on-one personal interview, a panel interview, or multiple-mini interviews (MMI). The University of Sydney exclusively utilizes the MMI interview format, which involves rotating through several stations, each with its own scenario or prompt. The goal of this format is to assess an applicants personal and professional attributes, reasoning and problem-solving skills, as well as their values and commitments. For Sydney medical school, the MMI interview generally consists of five different stations/scenario, each lasting 7 minutes. For each scenario, you are expected to respond to an initial prompt and several follow-up questions.