"do you have any questions for us?"

[SigurRos]

Honestly, what could one even ask without sounding like a brown-nosing tool?

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[Nasem]

you could ask about their sexual orientation.... I'd say you wouldn't be brown nosing if you asked

 

[peanutbutter]

Look at the website. Whatever part of curriculum/special project is highlighted, ask them to tell you more about it. Works pretty well.

 

[baylormed]

"Am I going to get in?"

"What are my chances, really?"

"What exactly are you going to write in my file after this interview?"



All acceptable questions.

 

[TheRealMD]

This is why you have a question in reserve like... "Are your students happy here?" or "What kind of help is there if I feel I'm falling behind?"

Literally anything is a good question. I'd say the worst thing is really not saying anything at all if you haven't had an opportunity to ask questions during the interview.

 

[deleted103730]

how's the parking situation on campus?

 

[Compass]

Do you think I would fit in?





The last thing you want to do is be accepted, go, and then find yourself a complete outcast >.>

 

[SB100]

I turned the question around on them and asked why they came to the medical school...

 

[kronickm]

Answer me these questions three.

1. What is your name?

2. What is your favorite color?

3. What... is the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow?


Hope that they are Monty Python fans.

 

[SB100]

Answer me these questions three.

1. What is your name?

2. What is your favorite color?

3. What... is the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow?


Hope that they are Monty Python fans.

Nice

 

[CCLCMer]

Honestly, what could one even ask without sounding like a brown-nosing tool?

You could try reading up on the school before you interview so that you can can sound like you're actually interested in going there. I don't understand how you could go visit a school where you might spend the next four years of your life and NOT have a single question about it.