How to Dominate the Med School Interview

Everything you need to take control on interview day and secure your med school acceptance!

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About Dr. Pinesett

Award-winning educator, highly sought-after speaker, and 95th percentile MCAT scorer!

I scored in the 95th percentile on the MCAT and for over 15 years, I have been helping students transform their lives. Before establishing my own company, I worked for numerous well-established programs including serving as:

Director of the University of California Irvine’s (UCI) Alliance for Minority Participation Summer Science Academy
Representative at Stanford School of Medicine’s Committee on Curriculum and Academic Policy
MCAT Instructor and Curriculum Contributor at Stanford University’s Center of Excellence in Diversity in Medical Education
Strategic Consultant to The Princeton Review’s Admissions Counseling Department

Education & Training

University of California, Irvine: BS in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Minor in Business Management
University of California, Los Angeles: Masters in Public Health
Stanford University School of Medicine: Medical Degree (top 5% of class)
University of California, San Diego: Anesthesia Residency

The medical school interview is the last obstacle between you and that coveted medical school admission. If you are like most pre-meds, you are anxious about the medical school interview because you have never been through a serious interview process and now your entire future depends on an interview.

After this course, you can say goodbye to the butterflies in your stomach and say hello to the new you who is full of skills and confidence and is an absolute interview superstar!

I’ll never forget the day I got the call.
I was driving down the 405 freeway with my Dad in the passenger seat. We were talking about the Lakers (the greatest sports team on the planet, if you didn’t already know), and my phone rang. On the screen was a number I didn’t recognize and when I said ‘hello’, the voice responded “Hi, this is Dr. Gabriel Garcia, Dean of Admissions at Stanford School of Medicine. Is this Mr. Andre Pin-a-sett?”

I almost swerved off the road with excitement. I collected myself and replied in the deepest voice I could muster, “yes this is Andre Pin-a-sett (Rule #1 of interviewing: don’t correct the Dean).”

“Well, Mr. Pin-a-set, I am calling to let you know that you were one of the best candidates we interviewed this cycle and we would be thrilled if you would attend our medical school.” It was the greatest moment of my life.

I thanked him and quickly got off the phone. Knowing that Stanford was my #1 choice, my Dad put his arms around me and said “Son, you did what you said you were going to do, I couldn’t be prouder.” The new greatest moment of my life.

This course can turn you into an Interview Superstar too... even if you are a shy introvert!

Believe me, I hated social situations and was one of the most awkward people on the planet, but I used this strategy to become a confident, assertive, and socially-smart interviewee. This course will transform you into the smoothest schmoozer around, no matter how socially awkward you are. I promise you this course is unlike any other resource out there!

I break down every aspect of the medical school interview and provide step-by-step instructions that anyone can execute.

You will learn:

Exactly what medical schools are looking for. If you focus on these four things, you are sure to stand out.

What you can do during college to set yourself up for interview success.

How to crush the MMI (Multiple Mini Interview).

How to strategically schedule your interviews to maximize your chances of success and minimize interview season burnout.

How to make a strong first impression. Acceptances can be lost in the first minute, don't let it happen to you.

“Dr. Pinesett’s 5-Part Dialogue” that will replace your boring elevator speech and allow you to take control of any interview.

How you can easily become a people person, a schmoozer, a master networker, even if you are the most socially awkward person on the planet. I held this prestigious title until employing the techniques you are about to learn.

What to expect from and how to thrive in the seven most common interview environments.

The 8 components of the perfect handshake. Only 30% of people feel confident in their handshake, join the club.

What you should do after the interview day, including what you should do if you don’t hear from a school or if you get wait-listed.

Real Expertise. Real Students. Real Transformations.

No Excuses, Just Dominate!

Course Curriculum

Introduction

Pillar 1 : Preparation

Pillar 2 : Logistics

Pillar 3 : Goal

Pillar 4 : Setup

Pillar 5 : Attire

Pillar 6 : Communication

Pillar 7 : Questions

Pillar 8 : After Math

Pillar 9 : Interview Anxiety

Pillar 10 : Dominate Premed