Interviewing for a Health Program

Congratulations...you've made it to the interview! Just like the other elements of your application, the interview plays an important role of the admissions process to a health professional program.

The admissions committee will use the interview to find out more about who you are as a person. It will give them an opportunity to meet you in person and to ask you questions about your application and personal statement.

Even if you are familiar with the interviewing process, this online workshop will help you better understand this important step and give you strategies to help you best prepare.

Learn what kind of questions to prepare for and ideas on how you can structure your answers. This online workshop even provides a way for you to practice before the big day!

Registration and Rates

Click here to register and view rates. There is no charge for U of M Twin Cities students, as it is covered by the student services fee. Nominal rates apply to non-U of M Twin Cities students, alumni and non-students. Costs range from $15-20 per person, depending on student status.

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Watch a Demo Now

Want to learn more about this unique online assistance offered through the Health Careers Center? Watch a demo now and learn more about this and other online tools like it: Online Workshop Demo

Note: While this resource was initially designed for those considering application to the University of Minnesota health professional schools, the Health Careers Center feels that the messages, content and activities included are also applicable to those students who are applying to other health professional schools.

Disclaimer

The comments and feedback provided during the “Personal Statement Critique”, "Action Planning", or similar sessions are provided for informational purposes only; the Health Careers Center makes no guarantees or warranties, either expressed or implied, regarding admissions decisions by any academic program, including those at the University of Minnesota. While we make every effort to provide accurate and current information, it is the recipient’s responsibility to consult with relevant admissions personnel to learn about admissions requirements and prerequisites.