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Hi! I was just notified that I was selected to interview for Duke's MQM:BA (Strategy track) and for LBS's Masters in Analytics and Management. I was hoping someone could provide some insight on what to expect and how to prepare. I would really appreciate any and all advice. Thanks!
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Hello! So I would venture to say that my interview and yours will be somewhat similar. I was recently admitted to Duke University's Fuqua School of Business for the Master of Science in Quantitative Management: Business Analytics program.
I interviewed with a gentleman named Ed Anderson and it was pretty conversational. He started by asking "Why Duke/Fuqua", "Why the MSQM", and a few other questions to gauge why I was interested in this specific program and this specific school. He then asked some personality questions such as my view on diversity. He finished up asking about my professional career and what traits I believe I had that allowed me to move from an entry level position to an Assistant Vice President and department head within a short period of time.
All in all, it lasted about 40 minutes and he finished up by thanking me for applying, and interviewing, and said if all works out, he looks forward to seeing me in Durham in September.
3.5 weeks later, I got my offer of admissions!
My biggest piece of advice would be to just be yourself. All your interviewer will have is your resume. They are really interested in knowing you will fit in to Team Fuqua.
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I interviewed with a gentleman named Ed Anderson and it was pretty conversational. He started by asking "Why Duke/Fuqua", "Why the MSQM", and a few other questions to gauge why I was interested in this specific program and this specific school. He then asked some personality questions such as my view on diversity. He finished up asking about my professional career and what traits I believe I had that allowed me to move from an entry level position to an Assistant Vice President and department head within a short period of time.
All in all, it lasted about 40 minutes and he finished up by thanking me for applying, and interviewing, and said if all works out, he looks forward to seeing me in Durham in September.
3.5 weeks later, I got my offer of admissions!
My biggest piece of advice would be to just be yourself. All your interviewer will have is your resume. They are really interested in knowing you will fit in to Team Fuqua.
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