Tell us something that we would not know about you from reading your CV.

Most potential students will put their best foot forward in their cover letter for consideration for acceptance into their programs. But not every selling point is appropriate for a cover letter, especially when those points could be lost in translation. This is your opportunity to explore some of the items listed on your cover letter or offer the points that didn't make it into your CV.

Remember, they are looking for "academic performance, motivation, extracurricular activities and interests, related and unrelated work experience, personal achievements, essays, and letters of evaluation." So items surrounding any of these points that didn't make it onto your CV are worth sharing here.

The interviewers would also like to get to know you apart from your CV and school transcripts. Stick with a few fun facts to show the interviewers at Salus University that you are a real person, too. Especially those that fuel your work ethic or pursuits.