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"Why Our School?" question
Started by enterocooccus
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This is the second or third time you have asked us what you should answer or write for your application.
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Do a little bit of research on the school's website and search for the school in the forums. You're bound to find 2-3 things about this school you like and just stress that in the interview.
OR say why this school is a great fit for you i.e. interests, career opportunities, etc.
OR say why this school is a great fit for you i.e. interests, career opportunities, etc.
If you can't answer that question then you shouldn't be applying to that school. Just like if you were to interview for a job, if I found out you had to ask around for an answer to a question like "why this company?" then I would dismiss you from the interview.
You spelled your name wrong...
I noticed that too lol.
OP: Affiliations, curriculum, rotations, location, career opportunities etc...Do your research. I feel like an enabler.
Because I think I can get in, duh
lowest in state tuition
Aww man...jeez...**** man, I don't... damn, that is HARD... oh man, I better take a couple days off work to help out here... this is too intense...
Man, why your school... I don't know man... why do you think you chose your school? You could go about it as a deep question... you know, existentialism. Why you're here, why you chose your school, why you would be an ideal fit, in all the universe. Explains why you're here (see the link here?)
It's a start. If you can't go anywhere, you might as well end it here, in more ways than one.
Do some research on the school's website about how much research-focused that school is. Also maybe talk about class sizes, student-to-faculty ratio, and anything else (positive) that differentiates that school from the other ones.
Maybe the OP is just plain lazy and trying to steal our ideas.
(even though we are the ones enabling him)
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because it's here and cheap
