The interview causes anxiety and even fear among many applicants, especially from non-English-speaking countries. After all, in an interview with the admissions committee, you need not only to show the merits of your candidacy and show the right interest in the university, but also to do it all in a non-native language.
Curiously, during the interview not only will you have to answer questions, but you will also need to have questions for the admissions committee. Yes, your questions are a sign of interest in the university. So, you read something, you were interested in something, and the deeper your question, the better.
But there are questions that should not be asked under any circumstances. While not all of these questions are necessarily taboo, they are a sure example of how to lose your application, even the strongest one. Let’s get into it.
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The interview causes anxiety and even fear among many applicants, especially from non-English-speaking countries. After all, in an interview with the admissions committee, you need not only to show the merits of your candidacy and show the right interest in the university, but also to do it all in a non-native language.
Curiously, during the interview not only will you have to answer questions, but you will also need to have questions for the admissions committee. Yes, your questions are a sign of interest in the university. So, you read something, you were interested in something, and the deeper your question, the better.
But there are questions that should not be asked under any circumstances. While not all of these questions are necessarily taboo, they are a sure example of how to lose your application, even the strongest one. Let's get into it.
