This sounds like a ploy to get you to love their school more or to figure out if their career management office is equipped to handle a candidate like you. Either way, I think it's a good sign. It's an investment of resources and that means they like you.

Thanks Machichi. I am really hoping that's the reason. Guess ill find out soon enough.

Thanks for sharing. It's very good.I thought I would add another tip

What's most important to you in a new position?

How does this position fit in with the career path you envision for yourself?

What has been your biggest professional achievement?

If I spoke with your previous boss, what in which areas would he or she say you need improvement?

What are the first five things you would do if you got this position?