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Chicago State University Interview 03/23
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hi. i found the interview for this particular school was very comfortable and easy going. no need to stress. the faculty are very welcoming and there is a lot of down time during the interview day in which you can interact with the other applicants. what i really appreciated about my interviewers was that they broke everything down for me... this made me more comfortable during the interview.
as for preparation, they like situational questions. i believe if you google "situational interview questions" you can find examples. no question was over the top or anything. GOOD LUCK!
thanks for your comment,,,i appreicate it...can you give me some of the sample questions they asked, was it like group interview,,how many people in the interview with you...how many admcom memebers...can you give me some more details ..thank u
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Interview dealt with situational questions... be comfortable with this and make sure you make a good impression
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You all come in and sit around a big table. Snacks and coffee/tea offered. You all go around and introduce yourselves. The give a little talk and had a few students there you could talk to and ask questions. Then while you wait for your turn to interview you get a tour of the building and hang out and talk to other interviewees.
I was interviewed by two students and one professor, others had two professors and one student I believe, maybe some other combo's but you will be interviewed by three people. They asked questions such as "what is a problem in pharmacy and as a pharmacist what would you do to change or correct the problem" - something like that. And "tell us about a stressful time you had to work through", "tell us about a time you made a mistake". I can't remember what else. They were super friendly and easy going though. At the end you get to ask them questions.
I was interviewed by two students and one professor, others had two professors and one student I believe, maybe some other combo's but you will be interviewed by three people. They asked questions such as "what is a problem in pharmacy and as a pharmacist what would you do to change or correct the problem" - something like that. And "tell us about a stressful time you had to work through", "tell us about a time you made a mistake". I can't remember what else. They were super friendly and easy going though. At the end you get to ask them questions.
