Hey yall,
I have an interview coming up with MWU-IL.I have found some questions on the forums, but I would like to know if there are any others?
Are these all of them? Do they ask anything else other than this? And ethical questions?
I have an interview coming up with MWU-IL.I have found some questions on the forums, but I would like to know if there are any others?
-I don't remember all of them but of course they asked what ot is to me, they gave me 2 scenarios and asked what I would do in those situations (they wanted to see how well I would work with others and my overall knowledge of the field), and
-they asked if I had any questions for them about the program or the school.
-Make sure to pay attention to what they tell you about themselves, since you will be talking to actual professors in the program and what they tell you about the program. Try to remember things they said about their own background as OTs and about the school and come up with questions that relate to what you have heard. It shows you were paying attention and are genuinely interested in what they have told you.
-If you can use examples of things you saw during your observation hours they seem to enjoy hearing those stories. Best of luck to you!!
-Why do you want to be an OT
2. Why our school
3. Are you resilient
4. What characteristics make up a professional
5. Name someone who is a positive influence in your life and why
6. What are your hobbies
7.How would you handle a work load
-During the interview they asked me about my healthcare experience and things pertaining to my personal statement.
-Why OT?
-Why Midwestern?
-How do you deal with stressful situations (they asked me both about handling a difficult work load in school and working with difficult clients)?
-They also asked me to share a positive story from my volunteer experiences that made me want to continue pursuing OT.
-don't say something generic like you enjoy helping people,
-how is it different than other health fields,
-why Midwestern,
-be able to explain your volunteer experiences into detail.
-Have questions prepared and don't be nervous.
Are these all of them? Do they ask anything else other than this? And ethical questions?