When responding to this question, you want to avoid telling the interviewer you completed your bachelor's or master's degree if you have not. If you have not completed your degree, describe how much schooling you have left to receive it. The CIA will learn about your education during your background investigation and may ask you to produce transcripts to verify your information.

"I have a master's degree in computer engineering, graduating with a 3.7 GPA. My education has prepared me to work for the CIA by teaching me how to make computing applications and platforms more effective and efficient. I have extensive knowledge with seamlessly integrating the newest technology and developing software applications that will enhance the capabilities of the CIA's networks and communication systems. I believe my skills and knowledge will be a great asset to your agency."

"I have a bachelor's degree in criminal justice and have one year left to complete my master's in cyber security. I held a 4.0 GPA while completing my bachelor's degree and currently have a 3.8 GPA in my master's program. My education has prepared me for a career with the CIA by educating me on research methods for criminology theory and the psychology behind criminal behavior. In my master's program, I am learning how to protect networks, data, and computer operating systems from cyber attacks. With this knowledge, I understand how to monitor systems and data and help mitigate threats and attacks when they happen."