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Sample interview videos activity

Sample interview videos activity

You are in an interview with an admissions director and have prepared to answer different types of interview questions. Your goal is to represent yourself honestly and effectively so that the interviewer will know that you are the right person to be admitted to their program/school.

Watch the following video scenarios of students answering admission interview questions. Provide feedback in point form for at least three of the six.

When you hit FEEDBACK, you will be directed to a page of feedback and other sample videos.

Note

This activity prepares you for admission interviews. Be sure to think of your own responses because admissions people want to see who you are, how you are unique, how you fit into the program. You may encounter these questions in a standard interview or a mini-multiple interview (MMI). Please read the appropriate Professional school interviews pages first for helpful models and tips.

Activity


  1. Tell me about yourself

    Transcript: Tell me about yourself (PDF)

  2. Unable to resolve a conflict

    Transcript: Unable to resolve a conflict (PDF)

  3. Describe one of your weaknesses

    Transcript: Describe one of your weaknesses (PDF)

  4. Patient's drive rights

    Transcript: Patient's drive rights (PDF)

  5. If you are not accepted into this program

    Transcript: If you are not accepted into this program (PDF)

  6. Dexterity pill

    Transcript: Dexterity pill (PDF)

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