When taking anatomy courses, what areas did you struggle with the most?

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Questions about your college courses are common when interviewing for an entry-level position. Don't be arrogant with your answer and also don't answer the question by telling the interviewer you had to take the course 3 times before passing. Tell the interviewer how it prepared you for your job as well as challenged you.

"Anatomy wasn't too much of a struggle for me because I had a great group of friends that I studied with. We created flash-cards, quizzed"‹ each other and studied every weekend together."

"While taking my A&P courses I struggled with the lab portions. I used quizlet for all my lab practicals. I bought a membership so I could add pictures to the flashcards. This helped so much for spelling, and identify the varies parts."

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"I found the small and detail-oriented components of the skull to be a bit hard to visualize compared to the rest of the body. However, with a bit of studying and help from friends, I was able to make my way to where I am today."

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Perfect! It's okay to struggle in certain areas (we all do), but the interviewer wants to see that you actively work towards improvement - which you did!

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17. When taking anatomy courses, what areas did you struggle with the most?

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Questions about your college courses are common when interviewing for an entry-level position. Don't be arrogant with your answer and also don't answer the question by telling the interviewer you had to take the course 3 times before passing. Tell the interviewer how it prepared you for your job as well as challenged you.

Written by Ryan Brown on December 20th, 2020

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