It wasn’t too bad – a pretty casual and warm conversation. They asked about my background, my personal interests, how those tie into my professional aspirations, etc. It wasn’t very formal – there was a dog barking in the background and a kid playing.
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I was matched with an interviewer who had a similar background and same geography. This one was way more intense in terms of thoughtfulness of questions. The interviewer tried to challenge each one of my decisions/achievements. There were at least 3 layers of WHYs to everything I said. He was very much interested in understanding…
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The interview felt super laid-back, almost like we were just having a chat. He kicked things off by telling me a bit about his life and work, then shifted the spotlight to me. About 15 minutes in, he mentioned my profile looked strong and that he had no more questions, which led us into a…
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Very very conversational. Adcom was easy to converse with. She was very aware of my application and mentioned things from my essays during the interview. I had plenty of time to ask questions at the end as well. Questions: Walk me through your resume. Tmat when you did not serve on a team, but in…
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Interview was conversational and kept to around 45 minutes. Last 15 minutes was me asking questions. Walk me through your resume. Why MBA? Why Booth? Why now? Tmat you had friction/contention with someone at work. How did you navigate that? Tmat you had to work on a project with multiple points of friction. Tmat when…
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My interview was with an adcom member. 1. Tell me about yourself. 2. Why now? Why Tepper? 3. What does DEIB mean to you? Adcom had reviewed my entire application ahead of the interview so they asked specific questions regarding my experience and school activity. Overall, it was a great experience and was very conversational.
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Interviewed on campus with a member of the adcom, and many other students interviewed with second-year students. Interview was conversational, but interviewer did have a list of questions to get through. Very behavioral in nature. I left the interview with positive feelings about SOM. The Friday of on-campus programming was a great experience, and I…
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Interviewer was very friendly. We had a lot of side conversations on things that we had in common, making it more casual. I got the following questions: 1. Why an MBA and why now? 2. Why Ross? 3. Tell me about time you deal with a difficult boss. 4. Tell me about a time you…
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My Zoom interview with a second-year student was warm and conversational. The interviewer did not have access to my application or resume, so it was a blank-slate conversation. We started with casual back and forth, an explanation of the interview format, and then jumped right in. Questions: – Tell me your story (with emphasis on…
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Hi, I had my interview with a Chinese student who graduated in 2023. Super friendly vibe, loved the discussion. It was an hour long. Questions 1) Introduction 2) Why MBA? 3) Why Ross? 4) TMAT you made a decision with minimal information. What did you learn? 5) TMAT you lead a team and challenges you…
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Did a full campus visit day including the interview. My interviewer was lovely and engaging. It was a blind interview. Standard tell me about yourself, why MBA, why Darden. An experience with DEI, experience working within a team, anything else you want us to know, and then open-ended questions. She was very knowledgeable about Darden…
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Chill conversation with current student. Questions asked: – Tell me about yourself. – Why Kellogg? – Tell me about a time that you had to work with someone who thought differently than you. – What are you most proud of?
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Walk me through your resume. Does anyone report to you? Leadership example. Recommend good place different countries. Weakness. Strength. Biggest accomplishments? Why Marshall? +again What else other than social media? Challenge you encountered? Have you reached any students from Marshall? You can check ambassador. Why not master’s degree but MBA? Any questions? Why do you…
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Overall casual and friendly interview that mostly covered the basics like walk me through your resume, career goals, why MBA, why Kellogg, time when you demonstrated leadership, what do you want to improve in terms of leadership, any questions for me. Had a pleasant experience overall.
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Super chill and friendly. Honestly the best recruiting tool Vandy has was this student. Walk through resume. What do you want to do post-MBA? What’s a common misconception about you? Time you received criticism and how you handled it. What do you do for fun outside of work? What does diversity mean to you?
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1-minute elevator pitch about yourself. What does DEI mean to you? Time you used your strength to help the team. Time you had disagreement/challenge with team/had to convince others. Tell me something not in your application.
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Why Foster? What are you pursuing after your MBA? What strength would you bring to that post-MBA employer? What do you hope to get out of the MBA and what will you do outside the classroom to strengthen your experience? How will you contribute to DEI? How would people describe you? What does professionalism mean…
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The interview started with the usual monologue question followed by a few behavioral questions such as tell me about your biggest achievement, etc. A fair emphasis on why Darden and ST goals. The interviewer didn’t ask any follow-up questions and the interview was a pretty quick one.
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The most casual interview I’ve ever been a part of. The interview is scheduled for 20-30 minutes and it definitely goes quick. My interviewer started off by introducing herself and giving me a brief rundown of her professional experiences. She then asked about my personal/professional experiences and why I was interested in McCombs. It was…
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Very casual – my interviewer started by briefly telling me about herself and then mentioned that she had 6 questions to ask me. The first was to give my academic and professional history/experience, and to include any relevant information from my upbringing. She then asked about my short-term/long-term goals, then why an MBA and why…
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Interview was very conversational. Would ask a question and then follow-ups and comments throughout. Main questions were: – Tell me about yourself (in chronological order)/ – Why MBA? – Why Darden? – How do you work with people who are different?
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The interviewer was CBS Alumni ’22. The whole interview was very conversational. 1. Self Intro 2. Career Goal – Short and Long 3. Why MBA and why Now? 4. Why CBS? Any other school you applied to? 5. Proudest undergraduate activity. 6. Tell me an experience of leading a team. 7. How do you spend…
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They asked me: Tell us about your current role and what you do. Why an MBA now, and why Goizueta? What are your post-MBA career goals? What do you like to do outside of work?
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Had my interview by a Yale SOM alumnus. The questions that were asked were: 1. Tell me about your proudest achievement at work. 2. TMAT where you actively listened to someone else’s perspective and included it in your routine. 3. Goals and why MBA? 4. What kind of research have you done for your goals…
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Reapplicant, felt R1 interview went well, was hopeful I could get in - pretty bummed out not gonna lie. But I guess if it's not meant to be, then it's not meant to be...