The interview

They invited me to an interview... I'm so nervous!

That's normal. Most interviews come back to the same five questions.

Why do you want to study in Korea? Why this major? What is your study plan?

How will you pay for your studies? And what will you do after graduation?

Let's practice one. Why did you choose this major?

Um... because it's popular?

Honest, but too short.

Connect it to your experience and your plan, just like in your personal statement.

I helped fix machines in my village, and I want to learn to design better ones.

Much better!

Keep your answers consistent with your documents, practice out loud, and if the

interview is in Korean, prepare a short self-introduction in Korean.

Your turn. Pick one question and write your own answer.

You can use it later as a starting point for interview practice.

Let's put Module 4 together: five steps, the right authentication, your own story,

and practiced answers.

Here's what you can do on your own, and where help makes a difference.

Gathering documents, writing your first draft, and practicing answers, you can start

today.

Checking your authentication route, reviewing your statement, and mock interviews

are where a second pair of eyes helps.

Okay! I'll start by choosing my target semester.

Next up: the visa. See you in Module 5!

See you there!