25 Nursing School Interview Questions

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I never had an interview going into my nursing school, but I do know that many nursing schools do require an interview. For those of you who are concerned about the types of questions that might be asked here are some inquiries I've compiled.
1. Why do you want to become a nurse?
2. What are some of your hobbies & passions?
3. If you see a classmate stealing, what would you do?
4. A nurse at a clinical practicum site is acting unethically. What would you do?
5. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
6. What would your previous bosses and classmates say about you?
7. Why do you want to be admitted into our nursing program?
8. What would you do if you find yourself struggling in a nursing course?
9. What would you do if you have a conflict with a professor?
10. Tell us why you're the best candidate for our nursing program?
11. Do you have questions for us?
12. What is your proudest achievement to date?
13. What qualities do great nurses possess?
14. What would you do if a patient or family member threatened you?
15. How will you cope with nursing school?
16. What are your short term and long term plan?
17. What's the most difficult situation that you've been in?
18. What are your usual sources of stress and how do you cope with them?
19. Who is your role model as a person? A nurse?
20. What are your values
21. How would you define a leader?
22. What are your career goals?
23. Tell me about a time when you accidentally caused conflict.
24. What do you find rewarding about being a nurse?
25. How would you handle someone who isn't happy with your patient care?
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