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by samhere321 » Thu Dec 29, 2011 4:28 am
I have an interview with Simon School of Business (MS fin) on Skype tomorrow.

Was wondering if I can get some tips on what kind of questions to expect, what they look for in candidates ...

This will be my first online interview. So any other considerations that I may not be aware of?

I know its a little late to ask, but I'd be grateful for a timely reply.

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by samhere321 » Sat Feb 04, 2012 12:58 am
It went really well.
Was a behavioral interview, as most MBA interviews are. It was with a current marketing student at Simon School.
Since it was a blind interview, I was mostly asked to elaborate on my resume and anything that I wanted to add on to it.
I am mostly comfortable with interviews anyway and this was just like a casual conversation.

It was generally the same with Tulane, except that it wasn't blind, and it was not on skype, but was a phone call.
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