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When you get a PhD interview, what does it mean about you as a candidate? You can get a Skype, telephone, or campus interview. Generally, it means that the school is quite interested in you. You have passed through several hurdles, which schools use to screen out applications. For example, you made it through screening based on sheer numbers, you were letters of recommendation, and based on your statement of interest.

What are potential advisors looking for in the interview? At this moment, they are looking to see if you would be OK to work with for several years. They are looking to see if you have thoughts on your own, and are capable of being a good colleague. Most importantly, they are looking to see that you’re not going to disappear during the PhD program. That is, they’re looking to see whether you actually are serious about doing a PhD in business or related area.

Why do they have PhD interviews? PhD interviews are necessary because the applicant can often seem a little bit more different on paper than they are in person.

What are stages of PhD interviews? There can be multiple points for PhD interviews. There might be an initial Skype screening with one person, then there will be a group Skype interview, and then eventually a campus interview with multiple people.

How should you act during your PhD interviews? You should try to dress and act for the occasion. The best thing that you can do is dress formally, but then enjoy the process. If you can feel engaged, than that is probably a good sign during the PhD interview.

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