Nursing Student Mock Interview
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Question 19 of 30
What was your favorite non-nursing related class?
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Makayla Donigan is a Certified Nurse Aide, Certified Phlebotomy Technician, and Medical Copywriter.
Sometimes people get nervous when interviewers ask questions that do not appear directly related to nursing school. Don't be nervous! There is no correct answer here either. Use it as an opportunity to leave an impression with the interviewer and showcase other interests that were not addressed in your application.
Makayla Donigan is a Certified Nurse Aide, Certified Phlebotomy Technician, and Medical Copywriter.
"My favorite class that was not nursing-related was culinary arts. My high school offered it as an elective class. I learned a lot about food, and I was able to specialize in making pastries. The knowledge that I gained I still use today when I bake desserts for my family and friends. I have even been asked to bake a wedding cake!"
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My favorite non-nursing-related class was a survey on jazz. I am a musician and am always trying to expand my taste. I already know a lot about rock music, so I wanted to learn more about the history of jazz. I gained a greater appreciation for jazz and incorporate elements of it into my own music thanks to this course!
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Very interesting! This is fantastic information to share, as it gives the interviewer a sense of your personal interests and a glimpse at your creative side. Your interest in jazz is also something unique that will make your response more memorable to the interviewer.
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