Interview advice

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loftx - 16/2/2005 9:40 AM

Maybe current developments would be a better word - unless your doing something like history Just have a good general knowledge of your subject - a quick read through of any notes you have should be enough to get it fresh in your mind and ready for any questions you might get.

You also might want to take the oppertunity to think up answers to any questions you might get asked - things like why do you want to study this course / at this uni? are very hard to answer on the spot. You could also think up a couple of questions you might want to ask the interviewer about the course or the university.

Good luck - let us know how you get on

Thank you . Well, I honestly don't know how I did, was a bit nervous at first I think :o. He didn't ask me any of the typical, general standard of questions which I was expecting and had prepared for (i.e Why did you apply to this program? uni? etc..). It was a bit odd some of the stuff we conversed about that had no bearing on my major and getting into politics and whatnot. Just keeping fingers crossed now.