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rhyme wrote:
is it a student or a member of staff thats interviewing you?


Its an alumni interview. The guy is a 04 graduate and has 3 masters under his belt!
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'04 is recent enough that you can ask him about classes, professors and programs at the school where his answers will still be relevant. I like to tailor questions to what has been discussed during the interview, so try to observe some points as you talk, and include a couple of follow-ups that pertain to your own situation.
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Once you've chosen your shortlist of questions, do the following:

Spend lots of time browsing the school's site to see if you can find an answer to your questions. If it's in there and you ask it, it won't look good.

Other than that, try to make questions which are relevant for you, not just general questions. Eg: I'm from Lesotho. I would like to help organize the trek/hop/whatever to Lesotho but I'd also like to attend the China one, since I'm interested in Asia. Can it be done?

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I don't think you should go in to the interview thinking you only need two or three questions prepared. For the most part you should try to just have a conversation, in which case you need an unlimited number of questions ready to go. Don't write off asking questions about the program, even if you know the answer.
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