<p>What kind of questions would be considered "really good" questions to ask an interviewer at the end of an interview? I know it shouldn't be anything that can be found on the top of the school's homepage in big, bold letters, but what kinds of questions are considered to be really good, informed questions?</p>
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<p>If you can't think of anything else, you can always ask how the administration responds to student concerns.</p>
<p>If it is an alumni interviewer, you can ask about their experience at the college, how they chose their major, how they have used their college connection in their career. People usually like talking about themselves.</p>
<p>If it's an admissions officer, you can ask about what some of the big issues are on campus. Read the student newspaper on-line and see what's being discussed as the starting point for a question.</p>
<p>Good questions are ones that demonstrate that you've read the web site and have questions that go beyond what's on the site.</p>