Removing the interview for medical school selection is associated with gender bias among enrolled students.

The article presents a cross-sectional study which aims to determine whether the removal of interview for medical school selection is associated with gender bias among enrolled medical students in Australia. The number of enrolled students in a medical program at the University of Queensland between 2004 and 2012 is highlighted. According to the study, the removal of the interview from the medical school selection increased the number of males enrolled in the medical program.