Dr. Lindsay Hampson

Your application is a list of accomplishments, but we want to, as I kind of mentioned before, I think we want to hear the story of how you got here, why you got here, why was it unexpected or inevitable? What was your path to getting here? And then, you know, where you want to go. So you want to have in your mind what that story is and how it makes sense.

Your application is a list of accomplishments, but we want to, as I kind of mentioned before, I think we want to hear the story of how you got here, why you got here, why was it unexpected or inevitable? What was your path to getting here? And then, you know, where you want to go. So you want to have in your mind what that story is and how it makes sense.

And I think a lot of people get there by working on their personal statement. It helps to kind of flesh that out for themselves. Often, there's a lot of generic questions that will be asked around obstacles or hurdles that you've encountered, examples of teamwork that you can give, accomplishments that you're really proud of, or things that are unique about you.

And I think a lot of people get there by working on their personal statement. It helps to kind of flesh that out for themselves. Often, there's a lot of generic questions that will be asked around obstacles or hurdles that you've encountered, examples of teamwork that you can give, accomplishments that you're really proud of, or things that are unique about you.

And I think a lot of people get there by working on their personal statement. It helps to kind of flesh that out for themselves. Often, there's a lot of generic questions that will be asked around obstacles or hurdles that you've encountered, examples of teamwork that you can give, accomplishments that you're really proud of, or things that are unique about you.

So I think practicing those types of more generic interview questions with your friends can be really helpful because Being in the interview situation is so stressful.

So I think practicing those types of more generic interview questions with your friends can be really helpful because Being in the interview situation is so stressful.

So I think practicing those types of more generic interview questions with your friends can be really helpful because Being in the interview situation is so stressful.

If you've already kind of practiced and you've thought of the words and you've thought of some things that you want to say, I think it comes out so much more fluidly and probably takes away a lot of the anxiety when you go into those first few interviews. And I'll just say, I think in the beginning, everyone's so nervous, but by the end of interview season...

If you've already kind of practiced and you've thought of the words and you've thought of some things that you want to say, I think it comes out so much more fluidly and probably takes away a lot of the anxiety when you go into those first few interviews. And I'll just say, I think in the beginning, everyone's so nervous, but by the end of interview season...

If you've already kind of practiced and you've thought of the words and you've thought of some things that you want to say, I think it comes out so much more fluidly and probably takes away a lot of the anxiety when you go into those first few interviews. And I'll just say, I think in the beginning, everyone's so nervous, but by the end of interview season...

people realize that it's actually, you know, not a nerve wracking experience. It's really fun. You're meeting these incredible people from across the country. But at the beginning, it does feel very scary. And so the way to take away those nerves is really just to practice on the things that you know you can.

people realize that it's actually, you know, not a nerve wracking experience. It's really fun. You're meeting these incredible people from across the country. But at the beginning, it does feel very scary. And so the way to take away those nerves is really just to practice on the things that you know you can.

people realize that it's actually, you know, not a nerve wracking experience. It's really fun. You're meeting these incredible people from across the country. But at the beginning, it does feel very scary. And so the way to take away those nerves is really just to practice on the things that you know you can.

Yeah, I really agree with that. And just to reiterate, you know, check yourself. If you're ever answering a question for more than two or three minutes, you should probably find a way to wrap it up because you really want to give an opportunity to talk about many different things. aspects.

Yeah, I really agree with that. And just to reiterate, you know, check yourself. If you're ever answering a question for more than two or three minutes, you should probably find a way to wrap it up because you really want to give an opportunity to talk about many different things. aspects.

Yeah, I really agree with that. And just to reiterate, you know, check yourself. If you're ever answering a question for more than two or three minutes, you should probably find a way to wrap it up because you really want to give an opportunity to talk about many different things. aspects.

And it may feel comfortable to talk about something you know for a long time, but I can tell you as the person sitting on the other end of that interview, you're feeling like, well, I already read the application. I kind of already knew some of the basics and now I'm being talked at instead of in a conversation. And interviews are way more fun when you're in a conversation with people.

And it may feel comfortable to talk about something you know for a long time, but I can tell you as the person sitting on the other end of that interview, you're feeling like, well, I already read the application. I kind of already knew some of the basics and now I'm being talked at instead of in a conversation. And interviews are way more fun when you're in a conversation with people.

And it may feel comfortable to talk about something you know for a long time, but I can tell you as the person sitting on the other end of that interview, you're feeling like, well, I already read the application. I kind of already knew some of the basics and now I'm being talked at instead of in a conversation. And interviews are way more fun when you're in a conversation with people.