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Got my interview for Glasgow School of Art on Thursday.

What questions do I ask them at the end of the interview?

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The questions that you need answers to so that you know if this is the right place for you to go to.

So what do you want to know? Do you want to know if they'll support your learning differences (if you have them)? Do you want to know if they'll teach you how to get work? Do you want to know what job prospects are for people who go to the GSA? Do you want to know how many students per class group?

We can't tell you what questions to ask - only you know what you need to know to help you understand whether this is the right place for you to go and study. Asking questions at the end isn't about looking clever, it's about finding things out. Interviewers know when you've just gone off and asked other to give you questions to ask (believe me, I know from having interviewed 1000s of people in my past career) as opposed to those who genuinely want to know something.

So if you don't have any questions, then that's what you say at the end of the interview.

Sorry that's not what you want to hear, but this is your interview, your career, so it has to be your questions.
 
The questions that you need answers to so that you know if this is the right place for you to go to.

So what do you want to know? Do you want to know if they'll support your learning differences (if you have them)? Do you want to know if they'll teach you how to get work? Do you want to know what job prospects are for people who go to the GSA? Do you want to know how many students per class group?

We can't tell you what questions to ask - only you know what you need to know to help you understand whether this is the right place for you to go and study. Asking questions at the end isn't about looking clever, it's about finding things out. Interviewers know when you've just gone off and asked other to give you questions to ask (believe me, I know from having interviewed 1000s of people in my past career) as opposed to those who genuinely want to know something.

So if you don't have any questions, then that's what you say at the end of the interview.

Sorry that's not what you want to hear, but this is your interview, your career, so it has to be your questions.

there you go. some questions to ask. :D
 
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