This was my toughest interview because of the questions I was asked. Nonetheless the people asking these hard questions were great; they smiled when I smiled, and put me at ease. The interview was held in a PBL room with a large table (so I could jiggle my feet as I wished!) and they provided me with water.
💬 Interview Process
What is one of the specific questions they asked you?
You say you have read a number of works of this author. Describe the theme that runs throughout this author's work: what message is he trying to convey?
I did practice interviews, rehearsed questions, read Romanow report, read the U of O mailing about the school to have info on their curriculum.
What was the most difficult question?
How do you feel about euthanasia with specific reference to the elderly? Should their families be allowed to decide if they are euthanized?
(this question went on for some time, as they added variants to it such as "what if the person is immobile and confined to their bed? If they're dying already?")