Tell me about a time where you worked with someone that had a different work style than you, and how did you keep a good relationship? What is something that you think differently about or has changed about you personally as you have matured? (written) if you had a response prepared that we havent asked, please answer that question. Name a time where you were part of a team that had low morale/was struggling, and what you did about it. Personality trait that will help you most in law school. What do you hope to do or accomplish with your JD? Note that these questions are out of date because Cornell asks interviewees not to share the interview questions. How do you navigate through a difficult conversation? An alumni interview offers the Office of Admissions an opportunity to learn more about candidates beyond the written application. Your co-worker, who is integral to the team, is not having a good day or getting work done. If you worked at YLS admissions, what would you describe as your biggest strength? We were given a packet of 4 scenarios but we only got through the first 3. Genuine questions are usually more broad: whats student housing like? Im a fan of questions like this because Im a fan of authenticity in general. What opportunity at UT Knoxville are you most excited about? What experiences have helped drive your interest to law? What is one of your greatest accomplishments at [undergraduate university]? Whats a movie or book that changed your mind? After the discussion, he offers closing remarks and brings up why he does these interviews, which I think might be helpful information to know, since I was certainly curious about this - after all, hes not really looking for a right/wrong answer, and this interview doesnt ask any traditional questions. Dont worry about hitting every talking point or being perfect. Student G (Interviewer: Dean Kristi Jobson), (Friendly, but not conversational in tone until the very end. Whats a job you would like to have long-term / how do you think about your career post-JD? What is a time you have had to have resilience? Your general experience at your UG school/why you chose it, A time your opinion/viewpoint did a 180 on a topic, What you're looking for in a law school experience (implied why Washu, but also a chance for my interviewer to sell the school's relevant resources), Your thoughts and approaches to leadership and teamwork. What have you learned at your current job? If you were a fly on the wall, what do you think the admissions committee would say are the pros and cons of your application? He asked us to rank how bad this was on a scale of 1-10. The early deposits were spurred by a clause in Notre Dame's acceptances that closed their deposits on the earlier of (i) all seats taken or (ii . Why did someone from XX end up in XX and seek to go to law school? Give us an example of your leadership experience. Overall, it was informal, conversational, and everyone was really friendly. Joined: Fri Oct 16, 2009 5:46 pm. Have you been to St. Louis? The dean wrote a note for her saying that shes been a model student since. He then presented a synopsis of a disciplinary issue of a past applicant, in which the applicant was already accepted to Georgetown, but dropped out of his master's program at Oxford due to accusations of plagiarism. Her addendum did not do enough to explain this disconnect, and over all he felt that she spent more time trying to make the issue sound small than apologizing and taking responsibility- he said it showed a lack of growth. An experience that prepared me for law school, One word my friends, family, and work colleagues would use to describe me. What is something that you have done for the first time recently? If you were an admission officer, what would you see as your weakness? What is the benefit of the academic quarter system? What Harvard programs are you interested in? Suppose someone gets injured playing Pokemon Go. What did you think about her time off? What can you bring to the Wash U Law Community? How did you get to the point where you are applying to law school? If you could eradicate one social issue, what would it be? She asked me to tell her a little bit about myself and why I want to study law. These are small classes and the campus is beautiful. (Interview was scheduled to be 15 minutes, and although most people seem to say they are very strict on not running over, mine was 19 minutes, mostly because she spent a good amount of time answering my two questions. (The Dean said that this was game over because the student would not give him a lot of information, and he felt that he lacked integrity.). Below are the questions he asked. How has your personal, educational, or professional background contributed to your interest in studying law? If you were an admissions officer, what two qualities would you look for in a potential candidate? Talk about a time when you were in conflict with another person, but then had a major revelation in seeing where they were coming from. He then walked us out, thanked us each individually as we got onto the elevator, and we all breathed a sigh of relief! It was 45-minute long and exactly how previous applicants described. He also asked a follow-up question, "what if he had written from the start that he was under academic investigation for plagiarism and apologized sincerely for the incident and said he hoped the committee could forgive him?" The interviewer was super friendly. It wasn't about getting the answers "right." (And defend those answers.). Why did you study [something you studied at grad school] and how will it inform your career? Absolutely Crushed : ( I got the email tonight at 5 PM and as soon as I saw "Admissions Decision Received" in my inbox instead of "Congratulations on Your Admission", I just knew. What do you dislike? Why did you decide to go to UMass from California? Pestering them with phone calls will not help your chances. Name a time when you were incorrectly blamed for something, and what did you do about it? Talk about a time when you pursued a goal but then had to pivot to something else. What destination birthday party would you pick if you could pick anywhere? Student A: International students should prepare to answer why they would like to go to law school in the U.S., not in their own countries. I was not going to prepare for this question nor did I even come across my mine before a buddy of mine who used to work for the Center for Career Development at our University told me to prepare for it and I am so happy I did. Dean Cornblatt said it was a 7-10 zone for sure because of the contrast between the recommendation letter and the PS. Overall length of interview was 28 minutes. We were asked to rate the impact of this sloppiness to his application from 0 to 10 (game over, deny). Oh well. Some schools, like Georgetown, also offer Zoom sessions where their admissions folks talk about what's happening with the waitlist. Thanks so much for coming and I look forward to reading your application even more now that I have met you. What can you do in law school other than academics? Hope this is useful and can help other applicants to Gtown not stress out about the process!! I think my answer hit the nail on the head because I talked about specific clinics that WashU offers that I would be interested in and the interviewer responded very positively to it. The Dean said that he would let Student A in because a Why Georgetown essay was not required, so Student A should not be penalized for not writing one.). We did 3 scenarios. Howd you deal with it? She started off by asking me about a few specific things on my resume such as my recent job change and what I do for work now. I was asked why I didnt choose to first go to law school in Japan and then to try to enter an LL.M. What's an accomplishment that makes you proud? Have you made a sacrifice for someone else at the cost of your own well-being? Are you someone who solves complicated problems using easy solutions or do you solve easy problems using complicated solutions? In all three, he named the first student to go and wanted everyone to talk. (I was a bit unprepared for this one but I think it went okay!). You've been to grad school before; what do you think will be challenging about Harvard? Think of a time you had to overcome bias? It shows a huge disinterest in Georgetown, so hes not about to waste an acceptance on someone whos not serious. What influenced your decision to go to law school? What do you think about how she framed the story? Some of us (me included) said we would then let him keep his acceptance. What would your 1L section mates say about you? Tell me about the most stressful time in your professional career. Student A What are you looking for in a law school experience? Damn this cycle is hard what would you bring to Cornell? The Dean said that while it would have been harder to make a decision, he would still rescind because the kid's message did not provide a detailed account of what had happened, and still required the ad com to ask follow-up questions -- and this did not change the material facts of what had happened, which were pretty bad. Who should you admit if you have to choose one over the other? Something you want the administration know about you. Whats one thing that you might be scared or hesitant about in law school? As someone whos based in [US region], whats enticing about moving out to the east coast for you? The last application issue discussed an otherwise glowing application that unfortunately had a series of spelling and grammatical issues in the personal statement as well as a reference to a different law school. A 24-year-old applicant with a solid LSAT and graduating in the top 20 of her class had been suspended for a semester for plagiarism. A student who had already been admitted writes to admissions informing them that he is dropping out of his Oxford masters program early (without obtaining the degree) without providing additional info. Thats an interesting question! Then, we were to pretend that we were members of the admissions committee and decide as a group if the issue raised had no impact, little impact, big impact, or game over impact on the prospective students application. The glowing references about her writing ultimately showed him that she was a great writer when she actually cared, and that the poor quality of the statement therefore reflected her lack of enthusiasm. What was a defining experience at [undergrad inst]? [Interviewer also asked a lot of questions based on Student As resume]. He let Georgetown know about the accusation but when asked, said hed rather not get into the details. Think of a time when you had to do something you didnt want to do and what was in your head. What did you do? I divide questions you can ask them into two categories: genuine questions and suck-up questions. (Supposed to be 20 minutes, but was more like 28 minutes in reality. First, the law school wants. (Except tuition). What have you learned from it? There was time for around 2 questions. Note: They allowed 30 seconds for prep, 90 seconds to record your answer, and you could not "re do" an answer if you felt like you tripped over your words. Left time for two questions and spent about five minutes answering them. (And for those who dont have work experience, be prepared to sell why you should still be let in.). Cornell usually does a recorded interview with about seven questions. In her description, she offered to paint a fuller picture (she was stressed out, had meningitis, and she did it by accident: as she was typing up notes and feeling ill, she mistook someone elses work for her own). Located in the heart of Washington DC, Georgetown . What experience prepared you most for law school, and a characteristic that would describe you. (written). Should this admission be overturned? What are three traits that will serve you well in law school? Dean said he had to chase this guy down multiple times and ask him about what happened and the guy still never gave an answer. Georgetown Law interviews are typically conducted by a committee of people who are looking for ways to distinguish applicants. What is your favorite book or movie and why. (They fell into a ditch while looking at their phone or something). What is one question you were prepared to answer but were not asked? Why did you decide to go to graduate school? Do I like my undergraduate university and culture? Tell me about a time you had to ask for help. Georgetown does a group interview. How do you approach conversations with people with whom you disagree? What would you add to the Northwestern community? What do you think will be your biggest challenge in law school? In addition, Notre Dame inflicted a new form of waitlist the waitlisting of admitted applicants who didn't deposit quite fast enough when they unexpectedly closed their deposits early. Tell me about a time where you analyzed a large set of data, how did you go about it and what was the outcome? Does Georgetown Law have rolling admissions? When working in a team do you prefer to speak up or listen to others? He took a more Socratic approach. What is something you learned about yourself from being in the military? Name a book that changed your view on a social issue. I hadnt thought about that before. A time you did something for someone else over yourself. You should send your interviewer a short, polite thank you note. Did you do any research on the school? The result or the process? We write about InitialView interviews here. Left time for questions; admitted me at the end of the interview. What is the one thing you want the Admissions Committee to know about you? What are you most looking forward to in law school? Third Scenario: A student had stellar GPA and LSAT stats as well as letters of recommendation praising her writing skills. Tell me about a time where you did extensive research on a subject. How do you think it will prepare you for law school? We took about 2-3 minutes to silently read the addendum, then presented our opinions of whether it was no issue, minor, major, or game over. We had to of course justify our opinion. Ultimately he couldn't see this person as a member of the Georgetown community and thought there might be more issues going forward. Dean Cornblatt gave us packets that had various scenarios and we were tasked with determining how much the specific scenario should impact the individuals chance to attend Georgetown. Roughly half the schools in the T20 do interviews. Its super relaxed and conversational. I intend to focus on that area, so that hopefully bodes well if I attend GULC. The reasoning from the Dean was that it does a disservice to the qualified applicants who did write glowing personal statements. Hope you had fun. I got a unique question that was along the lines of recall a time where you received new information and used it to make a different decision than you had originally intended on making. What type of law would you like to practice and where would you like to start your career? We were in groups of 3-4 for the first two scenarios, and then we all got together in one large group to discuss the third scenario. What do you want to do with your law degree? Two of the questions are always the same: Why Northwestern? and Is there anything else youd like the admissions committee to know about you? (or something very similar). How would a mentor or someone else describe you? Note: Interviewer was very strict about keeping time. When did you start seriously consider going to law school? You must be logged in to post a comment. They prefer Skype to Google Hangouts. Where do you see yourself 5 years from now in your career? If you had to choose any contemporary or historical figure to be your mentor, who would it be? Name something that you want the Northwestern admissions committee to know about you? something about yourself that is not in the application. When were you wrongly blamed for a mistake and how did you handle it, When did you do something complex with little guidance, When did you speak to someone with a radically difference point of view, One more thing you want admissions to know about you. Even though it's a big law school, we work very hard to make it a big law school with a small law school feel. How would you respond? Talk about a time where you worked with people that had disagreements, and what did you do to resolve those. What is more important: the result or the process? How do you define failure and how do you deal with it? What was your most rewarding experience outside the classroom? She was familiar with my file and clear on my "why law," so her questions focused on skills I've learned / challenges I've faced while working in finance and which activities, clubs, courses, etc. Preferred Wait List for Georgetown. What factors are the most important for you in choosing a law school? Scenario 1: a top applicant was previously suspended for one year because she plagiarized in French 101. It was different from other interviews I've had so it certainly threw me off at the start! Should his acceptance to Georgetown be rescinded? Theres no excuse for being late. Suck-up questions are designed to show off your knowledge of a program or convey your eagerness: I see that your Immigration Rights Clinic helps clients mount detention challenges, and Im wondering how successful those challenges have been in the current political environment. You can also lob softballs at your interviewer: What does Harvard do to promote a sense of community in its large student body? Make sure that the answer to your suck-up question isnt easily available online. What is something you want the admissions committee to know about you? Name a time when you had to work with a difficult person, what made them difficult to work with, and what did you do about it? My interviewer did not take out the prepared list of questions until the very end of the interview. Finally, the Dean asked us to describe in one word an adjective for successful applicants. We all checked in at security, waited in a lobby area, and were given name tags. The scenarios were the same: a plagiarism and 1-year suspension, withdrawal from Oxford before a hearing, and a sloppy PS. What challenges do the communities you work with experience? The scholarship committee member was very sweet and genuine, and I really feel that shes in my corner. It's like a small college with lots of different buildings. Student As online interview (2018/2019 cycle), (very casual conversation with alumni, was an hour long), Vanderbilt Alumni Interview- over an hour long, very conversational, Overall very laid back and conversational - left a lot of time for me to ask questions, entire interview lasted ~20 min, Student A (Interviewed by an alumna in person, about 45 min long), Note: Student reported that the Vanderbilt interview was pretty relaxed compared to other interviews; interviewer only asked 2 questions and then the rest was a discussion about interviewers personal experience, Student A interview with an alum in Tokyo, Interviewer said he is required to ask these two questions* Are you set on moving back to the northeast post graduation? What did you do in your graduate program? Why is that? - He explained that he's doing 3-4 of these interviews a day for months (pretty intense!! She then told me about some other opportunities at Duke that I might find interesting, and how Duke stands out from other schools. She said she took a year off to reflect and tutor kids. What if the application has some typos? Georgetown waitlist Class of 2025. How would you approach that conflict? Talk about a time you had to deliver difficult news and how went about doing it. He thinks that she is not telling the full story. Difficult time with a co-worker and how you resolved it? Do you have any idea what you want to do after law school? The most applications from students studying law at Georgetown are those studying law at the school. georgetown-university, waitlist. Her addendum made it seem like it was a very casual and light incident, but she was suspended for a semester. Which particular clinics are you interested in? The plagiarism in question was for a first draft of another writing piece she was submitting for an award (I think? What are you looking forward to in law school? Describe a relationship that went from adversarial to amicable. The reasoning is that Why Georgetown wasnt required, so Amy didnt do anything wrong. Questions for me? Tell me about a social issue or current event that youre following. What do you expect to be the biggest challenge? Why did you choose Berkeley? The video questions will be fairly standardwhat was your favorite class? What is one thing you would like the admission committee to know about you? What would my ideal technology law job be? What characteristics do you hope to develop and grow over the next five years? ), [Questions about professional and academic experience. what job current or past has prepared you most for law school? (This required a 300-word written essay). Why did you choose your undergraduate institution? What are you afraid of, and what motivates you? Whens a time you applied for a job and didnt get it? What kind of student to you expect to be? Howd you deal with it? What learning environment do you work best in? Tell me a time you were part of a team with low morale/motivation. 15 comments 93% Upvoted Log in or sign up to leave a comment What do you like to do in your free time? Schools are swamped. Describe a time where you had to tell someone difficult news. Tell me about why you were motivated to pursue your job. Considering your consulting background, why law? What do you want your legal career to look like 5 years from now? What would you be doing if it wasn't law? Some will require a video response; some will require a written response. Overall the interview wasn't very conversational; my interviewer prefaced by saying that she wouldn't respond to my answers to give me more time to speak. Dont panic. He also said that there was no right answer. Obstacle you've faced and you overcame it. Just be yourself, be honest and you'll do great. Then that would have been fine. The interview was with the director of admissions. - He gave us his email at the end, and then followed up with a nice note (which I responded to of course): "Hello [FIRSTNAME], Just a quick note to thank you for being a part of our group interview. Who is my best friend, and how would they pitch me to the admissions committee? And we were usually wrong! Then he split us up into groups. Tell about a stressing moment in your life and how you overcame it. If law school doesnt work out, whats your backup? I see youve been working in (city), so why law school now? When you and a colleague didnt see eye-to-eye - what did you do? Harvard interviews most applicants on a video chat client called Zoom. I guess if I had to give a preliminary answer, Id say (But dont memorize that!) Discuss a challenge or how you dealt with critical feedback. If you could have a conversation with anyone, living or dead, who would it be with? Most people in my group, including myself, erred on the side of caution and stuck with numbers like 5-6 for all scenarios. ), so he's definitely talking to a whole lot more applicants than will ultimately be admitted (he said he is probably going to meet this way with about 3000 students, and the entering class is 560). How have you facilitated a disagreement between two teammates? At first, he told us to lose our grim faces. Then, he asked us to go around and say where were from, where were at, and a fun fact about ourselves. Something disappointing and how you handled it? Describe your undergrad educational experience and your achievements while in school. What is a book that you read recently and how did it impact you? What is the one thing you most want the admissions committee to know about you? I also stressed being a non-traditional student and asked questions regarding that. The second most important question I thought was asked is what I hope to get out of law school. Why did you enter a field other than law out of college? The other questions were specific about my leadership roles and which I found most fulfilling. It wasnt even that much about the plagiarism itself as the way she framed the situation. Describe your work history and how you went from [career in science] to [career in marketing] and now to law. Student C What I'm looking for in a law school, and, What about my resume (elaborating on my two jobs after graduating from college, How did you get to michigan; why michigan, What something you changed your mind about -therapy, Tell me about the law firm and how you got the job. Tell me one time a failure led to future success, What book or film made you change your opinion on a particular social issue. I had my interview with WUSTL last Friday and I wanted to tell you about my experience! I just finished my Skype interview with Dean Hoye. Any geographical preferences? What are you looking for in potential classmates? What was a humbling experience you've had? Do you think you are going be active in the student community at Columbia? When asked why, he admitted he had failed to include citations in his dissertation, and that there was going to be a disciplinary hearing about it, but now that hes withdrawing there would be no hearing and no effect on his record. What is the one thing you want admissions to know about you? Should Georgetown rescind his offer or not? Why are you considering Vanderbilt Law School? Ultimately he explained that he saw it as a major issue, and denied her admission because there was a clear disconnect between how she framed the issue and the severity of the punishment. If you would have dinner with any historical figure, who would it be and what would you ask them? Then we would progress onto scenario 2, and so on. (He had us go around and say Student A or Student B without any discussion. Note: UT asks candidates to pledge not to share interview questions. Have you experienced any personal setbacks, and how did you respond? First Scenario: A student was suspended for a year for plagiarism. Name a failure that turned out to be a success. Why were you rejected, and what did you do afterwards? Name a time you analyzed a large data set or did extensive research on something. (written). Other than the standard Why Northwestern and Why Law questions, there was much less interviewing and much more conversing. They're busy! What is something you want the admissions committee to know? What are three values you would instill in your business? Why law school now and how will that tie in with your aims regarding law school? How did you motivate them? If you cant find your interviewers email address, you can send your thank you note to the email address of the general admissions office. We returned the packet after we were done and the Dean all walked us to the elevator, shaking each one of our hands and thanking us. Dont be fazed by it. Over all it was a great experience. One change you would make looking back over your life. What is a characteristic or personality trait that will serve you well in law school? A frustration? Tell me about a time when you were criticized unfairly. Posted 11:23:50 PM. Georgetown Law is one of the most prestigious law schools in the United States, and as such, the interview process is highly competitive. What did you do to resolve it? For each question, youll have thirty seconds of prep time followed by sixty seconds of talking time. He also said last year he interviewed about 2600 students, and this year 3000. (specific to my resume), What do you want to do after you graduate from law school? Talk to me about [the hobbies or interests you listed on your resume]. Best, Andy". Tell us about a time you motivated a disinterested team member. Whats a time you applied for a job and didnt get it? It was very friendly and felt as much about them saying why they're good for me as it was about me saying why I'm good for them. The content of your answer probably matters less than how you say it. We were told that we would be playing the role of an admissions committee, and that we were to discuss the scenario in our individual groups and figure out how much this impacted the decision, on a sliding scale. Name a time that you were not happy with your performance. I think more than anything this was about seeing whether he liked the applicants as people. How will you use your skills gained after law school? They just want to see that you can perform in an interview environment without freaking out. - He had already given our applications an initial read-through (and he mentioned that he wouldn't have invited us if our personal statements looked like the one in case #3 above). 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