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Hello,
So I have interviews coming up and I am looking over some of the most common questions asked during interviews and thinking about how I want to answer them. On a question such as "Why do you want to become a dentist?", do you think it is advisable for me to restate the general ideas I talked about in my personal statement (such as my life story/life experiences that led me to becoming interested in healthcare and what not) or should I try to come up with some new things that they haven't already heard from me before (like aspects of Dentistry I particularly liked while shadowing). I don't want to sound redundant but I also don't want to say too little (or too much).
Thanks!
So I have interviews coming up and I am looking over some of the most common questions asked during interviews and thinking about how I want to answer them. On a question such as "Why do you want to become a dentist?", do you think it is advisable for me to restate the general ideas I talked about in my personal statement (such as my life story/life experiences that led me to becoming interested in healthcare and what not) or should I try to come up with some new things that they haven't already heard from me before (like aspects of Dentistry I particularly liked while shadowing). I don't want to sound redundant but I also don't want to say too little (or too much).
Thanks!