Georgia Tech·Research Analyst

Georgia Tech Research Analyst interview experience

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Atlanta, GAPosted Jan 2014 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

I applied online and submitted everything the program asked for: TOEFL, GRE, transcripts, a resume, a personal statement, and recommendation letters.

After the first round of screening, the professors who seemed interested in my background reached out and asked me a few questions. If they felt it was a good fit, the offer came directly from them. Overall it felt like a fairly straightforward process where my application materials carried a lot of weight.

I also remember a smaller, more focused conversation with a professor about my background and how I could be useful to the lab. It didn’t feel like a huge multi-round gauntlet—more like an evaluation of whether I matched what the lab needed and what I could contribute.

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