Georgia Tech Research Analyst interview experience (2017)

Georgia Tech Research Analyst interview experience

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Atlanta, GAPosted Dec 2017 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

I ended up going through a fairly school-structured graduate track rather than a typical “job interview.” I applied online through Georgia Tech’s Buzzport portal, and a committee reviewed my application materials, including GRE scores, transcripts, and my research experience, along with some personal essays.

After that, it took about one to two months before I heard back about acceptance.

Once I got accepted, the process shifted into matching with a faculty advisor. By the time I arrived in August, I had roughly a month and a half to decide who I wanted to work with, but I’d already started reaching out to professors as soon as I was accepted. The “interviews” with potential advisors were more laid-back meetings than anything overly formal. I mostly talked about the work I’d done before, what motivated me to pursue graduate school, and what my research interests were. I didn’t really remember

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