I got an interview invite from Regis yesterday for January 30. Is anyone else going? Can anyone provide any tips for the interview at Regis? I'm traveling from Pittsburgh to be there and really don't know too much about the school as of now, so I could use all the help I can get. Thanks!
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lucky! i'm waitlisted ;( good luck though!!! i stumbled upon this blog from a 3rd year student that I like to read every now and then. maybe you can email her??
http://regisdpt2.wordpress.com/
http://regisdpt2.wordpress.com/
I've got an interview at Regis the 30th too. Is yours in the morning or aftenoon? Mine's at 1 pm. I wish I knew what to expect. All I can say is come prepared and be professional.
Mine is at 8am. I'm definitely nervous because Regis is one of my top choices! Good luck!
Hey guys,
Congratulations on getting interviews (waitlisted)... I'm currently a first year, so preparing for interviews is still pretty fresh in my memory. The best advice I can give is be prepared and look/act professional. Know the APTA inside and out (ie. what it is, the core values, vision 20/20, etc). Also, familiarize yourself with the current affairs of PT (like what issues are in legislation, both national and at your state level, etc.). You also want to start thinking about situations in your life where you were challenged, times where you had to be a leader, and other typical interview questions. Just do a search on here for example interview questions because there are plenty of them that are helpful in preparation. If you can, wear a suit and just try to be yourself.
Good luck!
Congratulations on getting interviews (waitlisted)... I'm currently a first year, so preparing for interviews is still pretty fresh in my memory. The best advice I can give is be prepared and look/act professional. Know the APTA inside and out (ie. what it is, the core values, vision 20/20, etc). Also, familiarize yourself with the current affairs of PT (like what issues are in legislation, both national and at your state level, etc.). You also want to start thinking about situations in your life where you were challenged, times where you had to be a leader, and other typical interview questions. Just do a search on here for example interview questions because there are plenty of them that are helpful in preparation. If you can, wear a suit and just try to be yourself.
Good luck!