Questions for Recent Graduates
  • What classes did you enjoy the most? Describe several assignments from each of those classes.

  • What was the most difficult assignment you received? How did you handle it?

  • What assignments did you have that involved business simulations, case studies, or a hands-on practicum? What
    problems did you have to solve?

  • If you had a difference of opinion with a professor, how did you handle it?

  • If you also held a job while attending college, how did you manage your time?

  • What co-curricular activities were you involved in? Describe a situation where your group had a challenging task to
    complete.

  • In what situations did you display leadership skills?

  • Was there a time when you stood up for your convictions about an issue where others disagreed with you?

  • How did you persuade or influence others?

  • How did you manage your time when it came to juggling class, studies, and personal needs?

  • What extra effort did it take to get a good grade in a challenging class?

  • If you were chosen to lead a study group or project group, what goals, actions, and results were achieved?

  • If you were involved in sports, what team accomplishments were you proud of?

  • What positive comments did your professor make about your presentations or papers?

  • Apart from college, what personal accomplishments are you most proud of?
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