MMI prioritisation stations
How you order competing tasks under time pressure, and how clearly you explain the order.
The structure of a strong answer
Answer a station out loud, then tick what your answer had.
The free daily station is a priorities station on Wednesday 25 November.
Try today's stationWhat costs marks
- Doing the quickest task first because it is quick.
- Forgetting to tell anyone their task is delayed.
- Giving an order with no reason for it.
4 medical schools list this in what their interview assesses
- University of Leicester, Medicine, Home applicants (MMI)
Motivation, reflection, organisation, problem solving, handling uncertainty and risk, responsibility, communication, teamwork, compassion, resilience, empathy, honesty and ethical judgement.
- Newcastle University, Medicine, Home applicants (MMI)
Integrity, communication, empathy and self-awareness, motivation, fit with the programme, teamwork and leadership, organisation and resilience.
- Queen Mary University of London (Barts), Medicine (Panel)
Motivation and the reality of medicine; initiative, resilience and maturity; teamwork; organisation and problem solving; contribution to university life; communication.
- Swansea University, Graduate Entry Medicine (Assessment day)
Communication, problem solving, coping with pressure, insight and integrity, passion and resilience, organisation and research, ethics and values.