Well, that sort of already happens, but some schools are admittedly better at this form of "career counseling" than others, and usually well after they have mat

Well, that sort of already happens, but some schools are admittedly better at this form of "career counseling" than others, and usually well after they have matriculated. At my own school we were required to have such an interview before we started clerkships and faculty members would try to develop this sort of self-insight about where one's skills and aptitudes are best, but years later the students who rotate with me now tell me this is optional, which seems like a step backwards.