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Preparing for your Ontario Medical School Interview

Below you can explore resources and information on interview prep sessions to help you prepare for your interview. Remember to read through your invitation package thoroughly as each medical school may have a unique interview process or timelines.

Explore Interview Resources by University

Interview Invitations will be sent via email in January 2025. The NOSM U 2025 UME interviews will be conducted online. Further details will be outlined in your invitation package.
2025 MD Virtual Interview Dates
MMI: Thursday, February 27, 2025 | 6:00 PM EST
If you are interviewed, you will be informed of your application status (admitted, waitlisted, or unsuccessful) via email on the second Tuesday of May.
February 2025
  • Must self-identify.
  • Must be a 2025 NOSM U UME applicant.
Contact NOSM U Admissions for more details.
NOSM U Office of Indigenous AffairsPhone: 705-662-7251Email: Indigenous@nosm.ca
Interview Invitations will be sent via email in January 2025. The McMaster U 2025 MD interviews will be conducted online.
2025 MD Virtual MMI Dates
Saturday, March 1 2025
Applicants who completed the MMI will be notified via email of their results (offer of admission, waitlist for offer of admission, declined) on the second Tuesday in May of the entry year.
Saturday February 22nd 2025 @ 10am - 1:30pm EST
The Social Justice Interest Group (SJIG) of the MD Program at McMaster University is hosting their annual Mock MMI Day. This session will be conducted online for students to get familiar with McMaster's virtual MMI Interview structure. There will also be an information session followed by a question-and-answer panel with current medical students.
Registration Form
  • McMaster University, Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine, Undergraduate Medical Education Program Phone: 905-525-9140 ext. 22235
  • Email: mdadmit@mcmaster.ca
McMaster Social Justice Interest Group - Annual Mock MMI Email: polly.ou@medportal.ca and sarah.clements@medportal.ca. 
MD MMI and Panel Interview Inivitations will be sent via email in December 2024. The McMaster U 2025 MD interviews will be conducted online.
Applicants who completed the MMI will be notified via email of their results on a rolling basis until the class has been filled.
2025 MD Virtual Interview Dates
MD MMI Interviews (All Streams): Sunday, January 26 2025
"All of us remember our interview weekends well, whether it was online or in-person, and we know what helped make us feel more at ease before our interviews and what made us fall in love with the Kingston and Lakeridge campuses." - QMed Class of 2028
This website has been designed by QMed's Class of 2028 to provide you with all the information you will need for your interview weekend.
Learn More
  • MD Program Admissions Inquiries
  • Email: queensmd@queensu.ca
  • Phone: 613-533-3307

  • Queen's-Lakeridge Health MD Family Medicine Program Admissions Inquiries
  • E-mail: MDFMprog@queensu.ca
  • Phone: 613-533-6927

  • MD/PhD & MD/Master's Program Admissions Inquiries
  • Email: queensmd@queensu.ca
  • Phone: 613-533-3307

  • *Note: The office does not accept voicemail, so you must either call during office hours (8:30 AM - 4:30 PM) or send an email.
MD Interview Inivitations will be sent via email around the last week of January 2025. The University of Ottawa medical school conducts traditional panel-style interviews, offered in both English and French.
2025 MD Virtual Interview Dates
To be updated.
  • OttawaU MD Admissions Office
  • Email: admissmd@uottawa.ca

  • Indigenous MD Program Office
  • Email: MDIndigenousProg.Autochtone@uOttawa.ca
The virtual MPI (vMPI) consists of four independent interviews assessed by four different, independent interviewers. Interviewers are closely connected to U of T’s medical community. The 2024 - 2025 interviews will be conducted virtually. Each interview is approximately 5 minutes in length. We allow 2 minutes to review and consider your responses. Although the vMPI completed in full will take about 32 minutes, you will have one hour to complete and submit the interview process. Students prepare in all sorts of ways in the weeks leading up to the interview. Applicants should familiarize themselves with our four clusters of attributes and CanMEDS Roles as a frame of reference during their preparation.
2025 MD Virtual MPI Dates
Saturday, March 15, 2025
2025 Synchronous MD/PhD Virtual MPI Dates
Interview invitations are sent out via email at least two weeks prior to the interview date. However, e-mail invitations may continue to be sent out during the week leading up to the interview date in order to ensure all interview spaces are filled.
Supporting Applications, Supporting Interviews (SASI) provides Community of Support (COS) members applying to medical school (Canada, US, Caribbean) with a medical student mentor to guide them through their medical school application and provide feedback before it is submitted. The following assistance will be provided between June to September, depending on mentor availability:
  • Autobiographical sketch (ABS) advice and proofreading
  • Brief personal essays advice and proofreading
  • References and co-curricular activities advice
  • MCAT advice
Once you receive an interview from a medical school, SASI mentors from the respective medical school will be matched with you to help better prepare for the interview.
The Community of Support (COS) program exists as a collaborative initiative with the goal of increasing the number of students that are Indigenous, Black, Filipino, Latin American, economically disadvantaged, non-traditional (i.e. mature students) or who self-identify with having a disability in Temerty Medicine's academic programs (MD, PT, OT, MRS, PA, etc.) and in similar programs across Canada. If you are looking for support and community in the next steps of your academic career, this is the place for you! These programs are open to any college or university student (from any college or university) and to college and university graduates.
  • MD Admissions Office
  • Email: md.applicants@utoronto.ca
Interview invitations and declines are communicated by email from the Admissions Office in late January or early February. MD Interviews will be facilitated virtually. Interviews are structured in 30-minute durations by a 3-person panel consisting of a physician, a community member, and a current medical student.
2025 MD Virtual Interview Dates
Decision communications including first round offers of admission, wait list offers, and declines are communicated by email from the Admissions Office in early May.
To be updated.
  • Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry
  • MD Admissions
  • Email: admissions.medicine@schulich.uwo.ca
Contact us
Email: outreach@mushkikimiikan.com
Thank-you to the Government of Ontario. This initiative is funded by the Indigenous Targeted Initiative Fund (ITIF) provided by the Ontario Ministry of Colleges, Universities, Research Excellence and Security.

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