Admissions officer Interview Questions

I answered accordingly.

I said I wanted to work, but talked about hobbies.

30-minute presentation, complete with custom slide deck outlining the various programs, events and scholarships available to women in the program. Highlighting overall diversity of the program to solidify quality of experience and then return on investment, proving up the point that getting an MBA at Texas is worth more to a female than any other candidate as it can catapult their careers.

I told them I was comfortable with travelling and accustomed to it.

First, I'd look to see if there were any extenuating circumstances that could explain the lack of academic rigor. Then, most importantly, we want to see passion in an applicant, so I'd look at the application holistically to see if there's demonstrated passion or exceptionalism in another area of the student's application.

After I answered, my introduction covered all of the questions that were going to be asked.

Community college. This is the reason I didn't get the job, because I would not screw an impoverished student into a unjustifiable lifelong cycle of student debt, just to make a sale. Sorry I have integrity.