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Sitting in an interview

How to Sit in a Chair

by , 29 April, 2016
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You won’t be dancing, you won’t be prancing, not even pacing–you’ll be sitting in a chair. In an MMI interview, how you sit in a chair matters. 

Don’t sit like a yogi. Don’t sit on the chair backwards like an idiot. Don’t fidget. Don’t shuffle around. Don’t sit with your legs ** gasp ** too far apart. 

Promotional ad image displayed on GAMSAT hero pages and blog posts. Upload via PageAssets admin. Set click-through URL on the asset edit screen.So how should you sit? Sit with both feet on the floor. Sit with your back straight–but not so as to seem tense. Sit so you can hold a calm steady gaze. Sit so you look like your interviewer has your full attention.

Practice in a mirror. Practice with a friend. Let it become second nature. 

In a medical school interview, the little details matter. As part of your broader medical school entry requirements preparation, don’t leave them to chance. Make a good interview great.