Preparing and applying to study abroad can be a long and exhausting process for most students. What you need is a plan, it is true that you should use your honest initiatives and play smart in the situations but it is always better to have a slight idea of what you want to say and what they might want to hear before you step in that room. So being prepared would have no harm at all.
Sample Questions to Prepare For:
Why did you choose this program?
Demonstrate that you have researched the program and provide specific examples for why you chose this program over other similar ones.
How will this program fit with your academic plans?
Will you still be able to graduate in four years? Have you talked it over with your adviser? What common curriculum courses will you be able to take abroad? Are there any language requirements you can fulfill?
Describe yourself.?
This can catch you off guard. Have adjectives and examples prepared.
How do you contribute to a group?
Demonstrate flexibility. Can you both lead and follow? Show your engagement and willingness to be part of a group/team.
What do you expect to get out of this experience?
Do you think your time abroad will give you a new perspective of yourself and your own culture/country?
What do you expect to learn? How will this experience enhance your future career?
How do you envision spending your free time while abroad?
Do not just say ‘travel’. Demonstrate that you are interested in getting to know your host-city/country. Maybe provide examples of specific sites you hope to visit.
What are your drinking habits and how might they affect your experience abroad?
Be honest. Demonstrate that you know your limits and that you understand what responsible drinking is. If you have violations, say how you have learned from your mistakes.
What do you know about the host country?
Research. Discuss any important current events taking place in your host nation or any famous places you hope to visit.
What skills, strengths, and characteristics make you a strong applicant?
Provide specific examples.
How will you positively represent CSB/SJU while abroad?
Stress responsibility and respect for your host country and culture.
What do you expect out of your faculty director?
Have questions prepared to ask them.
Some More Tips:
Relax:
Don’t stress. Show who you are as a person, not just your academic achievements.
Dress Appropriately:
Women should wear dress pants or a skirt and a nice top. Men should wear dress pants and a dress shirt. A tie is recommended, but not required.
Sound and appear enthusiastic:
The director is looking for students who are excited about this opportunity.
Body Language:
Maintain eye contact and introduce yourself with a firm handshake. Make sure you have good posture.
Make sure you are informed:
Show that you have researched the program and prepared for the interview.
Sample Questions to Prepare For:
Why did you choose this program?
Demonstrate that you have researched the program and provide specific examples for why you chose this program over other similar ones.
How will this program fit with your academic plans?
Will you still be able to graduate in four years? Have you talked it over with your adviser? What common curriculum courses will you be able to take abroad? Are there any language requirements you can fulfill?
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| Study Abroad Guide Tips Interview Questions For Students |
Describe yourself.?
This can catch you off guard. Have adjectives and examples prepared.
How do you contribute to a group?
Demonstrate flexibility. Can you both lead and follow? Show your engagement and willingness to be part of a group/team.
What do you expect to get out of this experience?
Do you think your time abroad will give you a new perspective of yourself and your own culture/country?
What do you expect to learn? How will this experience enhance your future career?
How do you envision spending your free time while abroad?
Do not just say ‘travel’. Demonstrate that you are interested in getting to know your host-city/country. Maybe provide examples of specific sites you hope to visit.
What are your drinking habits and how might they affect your experience abroad?
Be honest. Demonstrate that you know your limits and that you understand what responsible drinking is. If you have violations, say how you have learned from your mistakes.
What do you know about the host country?
Research. Discuss any important current events taking place in your host nation or any famous places you hope to visit.
What skills, strengths, and characteristics make you a strong applicant?
Provide specific examples.
How will you positively represent CSB/SJU while abroad?
Stress responsibility and respect for your host country and culture.
What do you expect out of your faculty director?
Have questions prepared to ask them.
Some More Tips:
Relax:
Don’t stress. Show who you are as a person, not just your academic achievements.
Dress Appropriately:
Women should wear dress pants or a skirt and a nice top. Men should wear dress pants and a dress shirt. A tie is recommended, but not required.
Sound and appear enthusiastic:
The director is looking for students who are excited about this opportunity.
Body Language:
Maintain eye contact and introduce yourself with a firm handshake. Make sure you have good posture.
Make sure you are informed:
Show that you have researched the program and prepared for the interview.
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