Interview Question

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Those who went to interviews, i need your help.
What kind of questions will be good if they say "do you have any question or comments?" ?
 
kimsaekyu said:
Those who went to interviews, i need your help.
What kind of questions will be good if they say "do you have any question or comments?" ?

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Just messin' with ya, there's another thread on here about this. I should know I started it. I'd find it for you, but I'm feelin' lazy.
 
kimsaekyu said:
Those who went to interviews, i need your help.
What kind of questions will be good if they say "do you have any question or comments?" ?

That point in the interview is your opportunity to interview the school. Dental school is a major investment, both in terms of money as well as personal/professional growth. What are you looking for in a program? - Ask them questions that haven't been answered in their presentation. What is the clinical situation like? I think that a lot of applicants forget that the interview is just as much about the school checking the applicant out as it is the applicant examining the school. Remember, you are going to be at that place for four, long years and buyers remorse is terrible. Do your homework and leverage such time in the interview to gain information necessary for a well-informed decision.
 
Sprgrover said:
That point in the interview is your opportunity to interview the school. Dental school is a major investment, both in terms of money as well as personal/professional growth. What are you looking for in a program? - Ask them questions that haven't been answered in their presentation. What is the clinical situation like? I think that a lot of applicants forget that the interview is just as much about the school checking the applicant out as it is the applicant examining the school. Remember, you are going to be at that place for four, long years and buyers remorse is terrible. Do your homework and leverage such time in the interview to gain information necessary for a well-informed decision.

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