Queen's University
Some details not published by the school. What is missing is named below rather than guessed at.
The format
- Style
- MMI
- Structure
- The official methods of selection page confirms that MMI evaluation is used to assess non-cognitive attributes. That is the extent of what Queen's publishes.
- Delivery
- Not published.
What this school does not publish
- Station count. Third party sources say eight to ten, but none is citable
- Station timing. One third party source reports eight minute stations with two minute breaks, which is not confirmed by the school
Anyone quoting a specific number for these is not reading it from the school. Prepare across a range rather than committing to one.
Three mistakes that cost people here
- Searching for "Queen's MMI" and reading about Queen's University Belfast. The formats differ, and Belfast outranks Kingston on that query.
- Rehearsing to a station length nobody has confirmed. Practise across a range of timings instead of committing to one.
- Assuming a published format exists because competitors state one confidently.
One practice station in this style
Your research supervisor asks you to leave two outlier results out of a conference poster, saying they are obviously measurement error and will only confuse people. What do you do?
Original station, written for this program. Not a real question from any school.
Sources
- Queen's School of Medicine, methods of selection accessed 2026-09-16