Interview guides for more than 40 kinds of programs, from medical and nursing school to MSW, MBA, and law school, plus guides to the MMI, Casper, Kira Talent, AAMC PREview, and medical school secondary essays. Each one shows how named programs run their interviews, what they say they look for, and how to prepare, from the programs’ own admissions pages.
From programs’ own admissions pages2026-27 admissions cycleUpdated October 29, 2026
Practice with a mock interviewOne-on-one on Zoom with Julie Cunningham, MA, CCC-SLP.
Jump to:MedicineNursingDental, pharmacy, vetRehabAllied healthPsychologyGrad, business, lawScholarshipsTests and formatsFAQ
Medicine, PA, and residency
- Medical school
- Medical school secondary essay prompts
- PA school
- Anesthesiologist assistant
- Residency
- Fellowship
Nursing
Dental, pharmacy, vet, optometry, podiatry, and chiropractic
- Dental school
- Dental residency
- Pharmacy school
- Pharmacy residency
- Vet school
- Optometry school
- Podiatry school
- Chiropractic school
Rehab, therapy, and communication sciences
- PT school (DPT)
- OT school
- SLP grad school
- Audiology (AuD)
- Athletic training (MSAT)
- Orthotics and prosthetics
Allied health and lab sciences
- Allied health (all professions on one page)
- Perfusion
- Radiation therapy
- Sonography
- Respiratory therapy
- Medical laboratory science
- Dietetic internship
- Genetic counseling
Psychology, counseling, and social work
- Clinical psychology (PhD and PsyD)
- Counseling programs
- Marriage and family therapy (MFT)
- Social work (MSW)
- Art therapy
Graduate school, public health, business, and law
- Grad school and PhD
- MPH and epidemiology
- Health administration (MHA)
- Biomedical sciences and postbac
- Business analytics (MSBA)
- MBA
- Law school
Scholarships and academic jobs
Tests and interview formats
After the interview
- Medical school letters of intent and update letters
- Residency letters of intent and NRMP rules
- Letters of continued interest for law and business school
Haven’t submitted your application yet? See our personal statement examples for every program, or work with Lauren Hammond, PhD, our personal statement editor.
Practice with a real interviewer before the real one. My wife, Julie Cunningham, MA, CCC-SLP, is a licensed speech-language pathologist who runs mock interviews on Zoom for medical, nursing, PA, dental, pharmacy, vet, therapy, graduate, business, and law school applicants. She coaches every format: one-on-one, panel, MMI, and recorded video interviews such as Kira Talent. She works on how your answers come across: clear key words, pace, voice, filler words, organizing an answer so it has a point, staying steady when you’re nervous, and how you look and sound on camera. It’s $250 an hour.
Frequently asked questions
Are these the real questions programs ask?
Where a program publishes its interview questions, the guide quotes them and links the program’s page. Everywhere else, the practice questions are ours, and each guide labels them that way.
Where does the information come from?
Only official sources: programs’ own admissions pages, application services, and professional associations, linked where they appear. Each guide shows the date we last checked it.
Can I practice with a real interviewer?
Yes. Julie Cunningham, MA, CCC-SLP, runs mock interviews on Zoom in every format, including MMI, panel, and recorded video. It’s $250 an hour.
My program isn’t listed. What should I use?
Start with the grad school interview guide or the allied health guide, then read your program’s own admissions page for its format.