Length, number, and type of interviews
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Length:
43 Minutes Average
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Number:
3.3 Interviews Average
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Interview Type (Interaction):
0% One-on-One
100% Group Interview
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File Type:
100% Open-File
0% Closed-File
NYU-PSYCH-COMP interviews are an average of 43 minutes, with an average of 3.3 interviews. 0% of interviews are one-on-one, and 0% are closed-file.
What is one of the specific questions they asked you?
The most commonly asked interview questions at medical schools include inquiries about the impact of current challenges on the field, such as how they affect the counseling profession, as well as assessing the objectivity of psychologists. Additionally, some respondents may have encountered an MMI format and possibly signed a nondisclosure agreement during their interviews.
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Something like... given the challenges of our modern times, how do you think these will impact the counseling field, and your role in in specifically?
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Can a psychologist be objective?
What was the most interesting question?
Students said most interesting question asked at New York University Graduate School of Arts & Science discussed the biggest problem with the field of counseling psychology and whether psychologists can truly be objective in their work.
How did you prepare for the interview?
Applicants commonly prepared for the interview by researching the program and speaking with current students to learn about the interview format and expectations. This approach helped them gain insights and feel more confident during the interview process.
What was the most difficult question?
Students said most difficult question asked at New York University Graduate School of Arts & Science discussed personal transformation experiences.
What impressed you positively?
Applicants were overwhelmingly impressed by the quality of NYU's faculty, resources, library, and student center. They also appreciated the enthusiasm of the professors, diversity of interests, and opportunities available at the university.
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NYU faculty and resources.
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The library and student center were incredible.
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The enthusiasm of the professors, diversity of interests and opportunities
What impressed you negatively?
Applicants were generally disappointed by awkward and unnatural group interviews, where they felt they couldn't showcase themselves effectively due to time constraints and high competition. Additionally, negative impressions were formed due to poor department facilities, rude professors, lack of individual interaction with faculty members, and insufficient funding despite being in a well-resourced institution.
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The group interview felt awkward and unnatural. I don't think anyone really came across great in that format. There were 28 people interviewed for 4 spots, and we were divided into groups of 7. Seemed like everyone was trying to quickly throw in their two cents before running out of time...
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The department facilities were terrible, one professor was exceptionally rude, the school invited 40 people to interview for only 4 spots.
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Lack of funding despite highly resourced school, no chance to talk individually with professors
What did you wish you had known ahead of time?
Many applicants expressed a wish to have known in advance about the limited funding available. It is important for future applicants to be aware of potential financial constraints and plan accordingly.