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What questions should I ask the admissions committee members?
Originally posted by Amy B
Here is a question I asked during one of my interviews
"Are there any negative aspects about your school? And if so how is the school handling them?"
Shoeclothes, this is a good post topic. A lot of people go in unprepared for the interviewer to ask them if they have any questions about the school. Many say no, but in my opinion you should always come up with at least one question to ask them. It shows you are prepared and are thinking about their school.
Originally posted by chypes
You should probably turn that sort of question into high point....
"Well my greatest weekness is that I am sometimes too stubborn to give up on some things....." or "Sometimes I am too driven to accomplish my goals...."
Make the negative qs a chance to say something positive about your self.......right?
Originally posted by abw
Hey!
In my last two interviews, a whole day was scheduled for us. Over the course of the day, different speakers told us everything about the day and asked for questions at length. Then, we went on tours, where students asked us if we had questions. By the time i got to each interview and was asked if i had any questions, i had none left. everything that could have possibly been answered was. i didn't want to ask something over in case i seemed disinterested in hearing the info yet again. what should i ask in this type of situation?
Originally posted by chypes
You should probably turn that sort of question into high point....
"Well my greatest weekness is that I am sometimes too stubborn to give up on some things....." or "Sometimes I am too driven to accomplish my goals...."
Make the negative qs a chance to say something positive about your self.......right?
Originally posted by abw
Hey!
In my last two interviews, a whole day was scheduled for us. Over the course of the day, different speakers told us everything about the day and asked for questions at length. Then, we went on tours, where students asked us if we had questions. By the time i got to each interview and was asked if i had any questions, i had none left. everything that could have possibly been answered was. i didn't want to ask something over in case i seemed disinterested in hearing the info yet again. what should i ask in this type of situation?
Originally posted by abw
Hey!
In my last two interviews, a whole day was scheduled for us. Over the course of the day, different speakers told us everything about the day and asked for questions at length. Then, we went on tours, where students asked us if we had questions. By the time i got to each interview and was asked if i had any questions, i had none left. everything that could have possibly been answered was. i didn't want to ask something over in case i seemed disinterested in hearing the info yet again. what should i ask in this type of situation?