150+ Free Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Health Sciences MMI Practice Questions

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Sample Questions

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Personal (Fit)

Tell me about yourself.

AAMC Premed Competencies
Oral CommunicationService Orientation
Personal (Fit)

Why medicine?

AAMC Premed Competencies
Oral CommunicationService Orientation
Personal (Program)

Why Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Health Sciences?

AAMC Premed Competencies
Oral CommunicationService Orientation
Personal (Program)

What specifically attracts you to Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University's integrated curriculum approach?

AAMC Premed Competencies
Capacity for ImprovementCritical Thinking
Opinion (Policy)

Should Illinois implement more stringent regulations on International Medical Graduates given that the state's physician shortage has led to expedited pathways for IMGs without full ACGME-accredited residencies

AAMC Premed Competencies
Critical ThinkingEthical Responsibility and IntegrityService Orientation
Situational (Non-acting)

You are a resident physician. A patient's insurance requires prior authorization for a medication they need urgently. The authorization process typically takes 3-5 days, but the patient is in significant pain now. The insurance company's after-hours line says there's nothing they can do until business hours tomorrow. What would you do?

AAMC Premed Competencies
Service OrientationEmpathy and CompassionCritical Thinking
Situational (Non-acting)

You are a physician. A patient refuses a blood transfusion due to religious beliefs, even though it's medically necessary and they'll likely die without it. Their family is pressuring them to accept treatment. What do you do?

AAMC Premed Competencies
Ethical Responsibility and IntegrityEmpathy and Compassion
Quirky

How many rubber ducks would it take to fill this room?

AAMC Premed Competencies
Critical ThinkingQuantitative Reasoning
Personal (Behavioral)

Tell me about a time you failed.

AAMC Premed Competencies
Resilience and AdaptabilityCapacity for Improvement
Personal (Program)

How does our mission of advancing the science of medicine and healthcare through interdisciplinary education align with your career goals?

AAMC Premed Competencies
Scientific InquiryCapacity for Improvement
Opinion (Ethics)

How should Illinois physicians respond to the ethical challenges posed by federal Medicaid cuts that are projected to eliminate coverage for over 270,000 Illinois residents while potentially causing nine rural hospitals to close

AAMC Premed Competencies
Ethical Responsibility and IntegrityService OrientationCritical Thinking
Opinion (Policy)

Is Illinois's new Healthcare Protection Act, which bans step therapy and prior authorization requirements for emergency psychiatric treatment, an appropriate balance between insurance cost control and patient care

AAMC Premed Competencies
Critical ThinkingEthical Responsibility and IntegrityService Orientation

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CMS contains 150+ curated interview questions specifically selected to help you prepare. Questions cover all major types including fit, behavioral situational, ethical, policy, and quirky questions.
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