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This question checks your curiosity about the school and how well you have researched it. The more thoughtful and specific your question, the stronger the impression you leave. Aim for depth, not generic queries.

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Think about what genuinely matters to you and how it aligns with your profile and goals. Your questions can cover areas like exchange programs, flagship events, unique courses or pedagogy, specific professors, labs or centers, career support for your target roles, or culture and community.

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Good questions show intent and fit. Briefly frame why you are asking before you ask it. For example, “Given my interest in product roles, I am curious about how the Product Lab partners with recruiters across terms.”

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Step 1: Identify What Matters Most to You

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Reflect on which aspects of the program excite you or align with your goals.

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Step 2: Draft 2–3 Strong Questions

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Frame each question clearly and link it to your interests or experiences.

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