Your admissions interviewers have some tough choices ahead of them. They are trying to determine which candidates have the most determination, skills, and emotional aptitude to excel in their programs. They are looking for unique qualities or statements that make you stand out from the other students wishing to attend Midwestern University's College of Dental Medicine. This question provides you the opportunity to make their choice easier.
In situations such as these, actions speak louder than words. So interlace the breadth of the research you've performed into your answers. For example, this is copied from their website: "If you are the type of person who has a good visual memory, excellent judgment regarding space, shape, and color, a high degree of manual dexterity, scientific aptitude, business sense, self-discipline, and communication skills, and you enjoy knowing a diverse range of people from different backgrounds, a career in dental medicine may be just right for you."
But keep in mind that other applicants have performed research on the university, so research yourself and share how you exemplify what they have stated they are looking for.
