A second attempt, a different room.
Brandon Clark's first round of medical school interviews ended on waitlists, at every school. He had an excellent GPA and a strong MCAT score, and had spent little time preparing for the interviews themselves.
Within an hour of his first session with Dr. Benidir he understood why. The second attempt was different: the strategies he learned for both panel setting and MMI questions changed how he walked into the room, and he was accepted at the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry at Western University.
During his medical training he contributed to published clinical research on medication and antibiotic allergies in patients with acute and chronic spontaneous urticaria. He is now a physician.


