Before they invest in your educational and professional development, your interviewers need to know that you also plan to invest in yourself. If you haven't already, put together a five-year career plan. Sharing your professional self-development plan will exhibit determination and a commitment to following through on your goals. It will also provide your admissions interviewer with insights into how they can help you follow through on executing your plan towards achieving each of your goals.
They have a strong track record for investing in the growth of their students while providing a roadmap for their success. The greater the success rate of their alumni, the greater their pride. They take engagement seriously and say so on their website: "We proactively conduct outreach and listen to our campus and community partners to ensure students are engaged, involved, empowered, and connected to resources in support of their success."
