So my interview last exactly 35 minutes. We started a few minutes late and went a few minutes past the sceduled time. I interviewed on campus with a second year student. She was very friendly, explained that it was a blind interview and that I could reiterate things that were included in my application or add new things as we went along. Questions were very standard and the last 10 minutes were for questions I had about Wharton. The questions listed below were all asked but it was more of a conversation that kind of led to these questions. It was definitely NOT a question and answer session.
Questions/topics: not in perfect order as my memory isn't that good.
-Bring me through your professional accomplishments.
-Not a direct question, but I brought her through my background and explained why everything made sense.
-What are your short and long term goals?
-She asked me why I was passionate about my career goals and specifically what I would change about something I had mentioned I wanted to work with....this was a very difficult question.
-What do you bring to Wharton?
-What is your greatest strength?
-Why is Wharton for you?
-Tell me a time when you participated in a group project and didn't agree with something that was going on....How did you handle this?
-This isn't really a question, but she noticed that I worked in college and asked me about it. I told her I worked part-time during classes and as much as possible during the summers. I said I did basically anything to make money during my first couple of college summers. I also did a full-time internship and she was curious how I worked that out with classes. Luckily my interviewer worked full-time during college and took more than 4 years to graduate from undergrad so she could relate and actually talked about it with me for a few minutes.
-What personal characteristic do you have that you believe allowed you to accomplish your goals thus far?
-What clubs do you see yourself participating in?
-Is there any weakness in your application that you would like to address?
-Is there anything that you would like to add or something you feel I haven't addressed today?
Those are most of the questions, if not all of them. I will add more questions if they come to mind in the next few days. I talked to a few people who had interviewd at Wharton, either current students or prospectives, and they all seemed to have similar experiences. Good luck!!!!