MIT interview

Colleges and Universities A-Z Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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<p>Mollie or Chris
I have got a query about MIT interview and that is in my part 2 of application there was a section for significant challenges faced and things that did not go according to my plan.</p>

<p>I completed that part and also I have written in it something like this,</p>

<p>...there is one more significant challenge which I can not report it here but told about it in my interview...</p>

<p>now that something which I did not report there but told about it in the interview is something
very important part in my application and makes me special,how do I know if my interviewer remembered what I told and reproduced it in the same way,when my interviewer was asked about me,will the interviewers remember every thing that a student tells them or will they record or do either of the above i.e they will remember only partially</p>

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<p>They are not guaranteed to remember everything. Why can’t you report it in the regular part of your application?</p>

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<p>It is big enough that it won’t fit there and if I will express it in words the essence of it will be lost</p>

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<p>Well, I don’t know about MIT in particular, but I dot think the interviewers are going to remember everything you say. The essence of it will be lost on paper, you say? Find a way to say it on paper, just to cover yourself if it is something they really need to know.</p>

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<p>The interviewer will submit to MIT admissions a written letter describing you. It’s basically another recommendation letter. If something is extremely important to your application, you probably want to mention it somewhere else as well.</p>

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<p>Thank you for that reply</p>