University of Maryland, Baltimore interview: format, dates and how to prepare for 2027

University of Maryland, Baltimore interviews with a traditional interview, held virtually. What to expect and how to prepare.

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Key facts

  • University of Maryland, Baltimore interviews with a traditional interview, held virtually.
  • University of Maryland, Baltimore requires the MCAT.
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  1. The interview
  2. Tests and requirements
  3. Key dates
  4. How to prepare
  5. Sources

The interview

For 2027 entry, University of Maryland, Baltimore interviews applicants with a traditional interview, held virtually.1

Tests and requirements

  • Requires the MCAT.1

Key dates

Aug 1, 2026
Early Decision AMCAS deadline
Aug 8, 2026
Early Decision secondary, MCAT scores and letters deadline
Oct 1, 2026
MD/PhD AMCAS deadline
Oct 1, 2026
Early Decision notification
Oct 15, 2026
MD/PhD secondary application and letters deadline

Dates from official admissions sources.2

How to prepare

A traditional interview is a conversation about your background, your motivation for medicine and your experiences. For questions that start with “tell me about a time,” the AAMC recommends the STAR method: the situation, the task, the action you took and the result, with one situation per answer.3

For a virtual interview, the AAMC recommends a computer or tablet over a phone, with the camera at eye level.4

For requirements, statistics, deadlines and tuition, see the full University of Maryland, Baltimore profile in Sandbox Atlas.

Sources

  1. University of Maryland, Baltimore. Interview format and datesmedschool.umaryland.edu · Accessed October 2026
  2. University of Maryland, Baltimore. Admissions datesmedschool.umaryland.edu · Accessed October 2026
  3. AAMC. Preparing for your interviewsstudents-residents.aamc.org · Accessed October 2026
  4. AAMC. Preparing for a virtual interviewstudents-residents.aamc.org · Accessed October 2026

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