UNE interview coming up

[elvin3247]

So I have my first interview at UNE coming up next week and wanted to get some feedback on their interview process. I read a couple of the threads from last year and saw that it was very laid back. I'd appreciate any comments about the entire process and any suggestions going into it.

 

[ballet213]

So I have my first interview at UNE coming up next week and wanted to get some feedback on their interview process. I read a couple of the threads from last year and saw that it was very laid back. I'd appreciate any comments about the entire process and any suggestions going into it.

I interviewed and was accepted to UNE during last year's application process. The actual interview was about 15-30 mins long and with two part instructors and/or faculty. They asked general questions- your previous experiences, what makes you unique/your interests, what physical therapy means to you and why you choose UNE's PT program and the university. There was information about the program and then a very informal session to ask current students questions as well as a tour. I was in an earlier round for my actual interview so I was done after about 2 and a half hours. There were probably about 50-60 people total people interviewing that day.

 

[elvin3247]

I interviewed and was accepted to UNE during last year's application process. The actual interview was about 15-30 mins long and with two part instructors and/or faculty. They asked general questions- your previous experiences, what makes you unique/your interests, what physical therapy means to you and why you choose UNE's PT program and the university. There was information about the program and then a very informal session to ask current students questions as well as a tour. I was in an earlier round for my actual interview so I was done after about 2 and a half hours. There were probably about 50-60 people total people interviewing that day.

thank you