The interviewer has a general understanding of your education from your resume. Take a few minutes to bring that experience to life for them. They are also interested in whether you went to school intending to follow the career path you've chosen or if you went to school pursuing one career path and chose another. If you weren't passionate about your studies when you started, that's fine, as long as your passion emerged along the path of your journey. Display your commitment to your career path and passion for your field. Go deeper than any subject you studied, diving into what you learned from your college experience that prepared you for your career. If there were any meaningful mentoring moments from a professor or figure of inspiration, those life lessons count as well and are worth mentioning. Discuss the strengths you gained during your post-secondary training and how you apply those skills today.
