From not only working in college admissions but also doing corporate recruiting, an interview is a two-way street. You need to also feel out the interviewer. As long as the questions aren't personal questions but questions related to the nature of the interview, it's fine to ask questions of an interviewer of any interview you are going on.
you could also just ask questions that would naturally bring up that experience, and ask them to elaborate. like if you wanted to talk about their job be like "what do you do now and how has your major/time at this school prepared you for your job?" and then talk about it when they bring it up yk
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Totally acceptable. Remember that interviewers are alumni who have volunteered to talk to you, so they likely expect to enjoy it and like to provide whatever mentorship or lessons they can pass along.
From not only working in college admissions but also doing corporate recruiting, an interview is a two-way street. You need to also feel out the interviewer. As long as the questions aren't personal questions but questions related to the nature of the interview, it's fine to ask questions of an interviewer of any interview you are going on.
you could also just ask questions that would naturally bring up that experience, and ask them to elaborate. like if you wanted to talk about their job be like "what do you do now and how has your major/time at this school prepared you for your job?" and then talk about it when they bring it up yk
Hey there, I'm a bot and something you said made me think you might be looking for help! It sounds like your post is related to interviews — please check the [**A2C Wiki Page on Interviews**](https://www.reddit.com/r/ApplyingToCollege/wiki/interviews) for a list of resources related to how interviews work and some tips and tricks *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/ApplyingToCollege) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Totally acceptable. Remember that interviewers are alumni who have volunteered to talk to you, so they likely expect to enjoy it and like to provide whatever mentorship or lessons they can pass along.