I am sure these tips will seem obvious to you, but you’d be surprised what some people try to get away with. During an interview, please avoid:
1. Chewing gum
2. Swearing
3. Racial slurs
4. Slang
5. “Um,” “like,” “ya know,” and other verbal fillers
5. Ticking anybody off
Be as nice to the receptionist as you are to the interviewer. Rude behavior to any of the medical school staff often gets back to the admissions committee and has been known to sink many an exceptional candidate.
Good luck!
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Computer science is a really important subject. I liked that students start from the very basics. Even the keyboard is taught. It all depends on the instructor, of course. If the teacher is good, then the students will quickly get used to computers. We need to computer science education for kids understand that we live in the 21st century. Today the PC must be known from early childhood. So it’s right that computer science is already in the second grade for children.
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