During the multiple mini interview process for dental school, you will have around eight minutes to answer a question like this, so you'll want to give as much detail as possible as you explain the tips and tricks you use to stay organized and on track when juggling multiple priorities at once. Remember that past performance leads to future success in the eyes of your interviewer, so be sure to talk about how your study habits and ways of handling your business have helped you navigate potentially stressful times.

It is okay to acknowledge that dental school is going to be strenuous and that many before you have failed to complete the full four years. Your interviewer will be looking for candidates with a plan for success during their four years of dental school training. You'll have up to eight minutes to respond to the question, so go into detail about the tools, resources, and tactics you have used and will continue to use to keep your work on track and your mind at ease with a grueling academic schedule. Also, it can be important to talk about the things you will do to unwind, relax and ease your mind when you are outside the classroom in the coming years.

"I am confident that I am well equipped to succeed in your program. From what I've heard from a few other recent dental school graduates, the students they saw fail struggled with the multitasking needed to juggle the strenuous program. I'm ready to take on this challenge and have a solid plan to ensure my academics are in tune during my time with your program. First and foremost, my study habits are solid, and I've demonstrated this by graduating with the highest honors in four years in my undergraduate program. My study habits are highly organized; I use a systematic approach to exams, writing papers, and finishing daily assignments. It all comes down to utilizing a daily calendar to block time for me to work on things. Having spoken with many dental students around the country, I'm confident that my study habits will help make life in dental school easy for me. As important as these study habits are, I know I'm not immune to stress and feel very fortunate to have a great support structure surrounding me in my family and friends. I know they'll always be there to lend a helping hand and a listening ear when I need them. And I always prioritize finding ways to unwind and clear my mind, whether that's through a good book, spending time outdoors, or learning new baking recipes."