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Done with my interview with Katie Dunn. It was a 32 mins conversation. Since I was giving crisp and
to-the-point answers, she asked me a lot of questions. Some (I do not remember 1-2 questions) of
them are-
Then, Any questions that I may have. I asked 2 questions, one professional and one non-professional.
Over all it was less of a conversation and more of a ques-ans session. She told me in the beginning that
we have only 30 mins. Over all she was nice and did not grill me too much
Why UNC K-F?, "why an MBA?", "why an MBA now?", "where do you see yourself in 5 years? In
15?".
I'd suggest you find 2 or 3 things that really draw you to the school and be ready to talk about those.
You can find more about interview style etc here: kenan-flagler-unc-class-of-2016-calling-all-
applicants-151344-120.html.
Had my interview tonight at 7PM; actually just finished up about a half hour ago.
Interviewer was John Hughes, a very cordial and welcoming man who made me feel at ease. He
initiated the call about 5 min early, as I was already online with Skype and sitting at my desk going
over some notes. When he called, I had a moment where I froze and thought "OH MAN I'M SO
UNPREPARED" but I pulled it together, accepted the call, and took a deep breath...
The interview itself was wonderful! John was incredibly warm and conversational and overall is an
excellent interviewer. He seems to have a natural ability to set people at ease and get them engaged
in the conversation.
Introduction,
career goals,
why MBA/why Now,
some work experience related questions,
strenghts,
why kenan-flagler,
Any questions.
The questions were more about getting to know me... why MBA, why now, why UNC, strengths,
weakness, what motivates you etc.
1. Why MBA?
2. Short term goal
3. What motivates you?
4. What leadership skills looking to learn (at this point we discussed their Leadership program in depth)?
5. Why Kenan-Flagler (again leadership conversation)?
6. Ideal position after MBA?
7. Questions for me?