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There are really two stages two PhD interviews at many universities. They are divided into different screening processes.

The first screen is to see if you are interested in doing a doctoral program. At that stage, you will likely talk to the doctoral program coordinator, or someone like that. This is likely done use Zoom or Skype.

At the second stage, you will likely talk to several of the faculty, where we assess what you think about you as a researcher and your potential.

At the third stage, you will likely be made an offer and you will get a chance to interact with the faculty and come see the university. At this point, the power is your hands, and you get to think about what you want to do.

Ask to meet some of the doctoral students.

See if you can reach out to a former doctoral student and see where they have gone.

Here are some important tips for your doctoral interviews:

Do not just go on reputation alone. This changes very rapidly, depending on who is at the school.

Go on your gut feeling. If you see things that feel uncomfortable, it is likely a signal to you about the culture.

The people that are interviewing you are just as nervous as you are interviewing them. Don’t forget that.

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