When encountering academic difficulties, how do you react?

This question determines how heavily your emotions impact your decision-making. Allowing your emotions to dictate your behavior could inhibit your progress and your likelihood of success. You should never make life-changing decisions from a place of emotional stress. Your admissions interviewers want to assess how likely you are to drop out of school when confronted with feelings that may feel amplified by the other stressors you experience. Show your admissions interviewers you're equipped to handle such roadblocks with emotional intelligence and poise. Describe how you've met and overcome such challenges in the past. They are especially interested in how resourceful you are in overcoming such challenges, whether you've turned to your fellow students or your professors for guidance or help.