Interview question

Hi, I had an interview at LSBU and was successful and have accepted my offer (btw I heard back from them the next day). Have you done the maths and English test yet? That requires some revision but isn't as hard as other uni's I went to. The interview was relaxed and informal and the interviewer was great at prompting me and obviously understood my nerves. I was interviewed by a service user and a lecturer who both asked 5 questions each although I think there were more. The questions I can remember were
-why do you want to be a nurse.
-why do you want to be an adult nurse as opposed to the other fields.
-how would you welcome a new patient.
-what is the role of a nurse.
-what are the daily tasks of a nurse.
-how would you deal with death.
-how will you deal with the stress of the course.
-tell us more about your relevant experience.

And a few more which I don't remember, sorry.

I hope this helps, good luck! Let us know how it goes. You'll do fine x

Hi, I had an interview at LSBU and was successful and have accepted my offer (btw I heard back from them the next day). Have you done the maths and English test yet? That requires some revision but isn't as hard as other uni's I went to. The interview was relaxed and informal and the interviewer was great at prompting me and obviously understood my nerves. I was interviewed by a service user and a lecturer who both asked 5 questions each although I think there were more. The questions I can remember were
-why do you want to be a nurse.
-why do you want to be an adult nurse as opposed to the other fields.
-how would you welcome a new patient.
-what is the role of a nurse.
-what are the daily tasks of a nurse.
-how would you deal with death.
-how will you deal with the stress of the course.
-tell us more about your relevant experience.

And a few more which I don't remember, sorry.

I hope this helps, good luck! Let us know how it goes. You'll do fine x

Hi, I had an interview at LSBU and was successful and have accepted my offer (btw I heard back from them the next day). Have you done the maths and English test yet? That requires some revision but isn't as hard as other uni's I went to. The interview was relaxed and informal and the interviewer was great at prompting me and obviously understood my nerves. I was interviewed by a service user and a lecturer who both asked 5 questions each although I think there were more. The questions I can remember were
-why do you want to be a nurse.
-why do you want to be an adult nurse as opposed to the other fields.
-how would you welcome a new patient.
-what is the role of a nurse.
-what are the daily tasks of a nurse.
-how would you deal with death.
-how will you deal with the stress of the course.
-tell us more about your relevant experience.

And a few more which I don't remember, sorry.

I hope this helps, good luck! Let us know how it goes. You'll do fine x

Thanks so much. You have been a great help to me. Most of the questions came out and I made it I got admission now. Most appropriated. Are you still in uni or you have finished?

Yes I have chosen it and starting September too. Please are you studying postgraduate or BSc

Hi there,please how lon after their the interview did you get a feedback.I had mine yesterday around 11am and no feedback yet. please I am scared

I heard back the following day but I know it varies and can be up to two weeks. Good luck!

Please can anyone tell me how the maths question was as I have an assessment on Monday and I am quite bad at maths
Also what is the pass mark for maths pleasee

Please can anyone tell me how the maths question was as I have an assessment on Monday and I am quite bad at maths
Also what is the pass mark for maths pleasee

Hi, I had an interview at LSBU and was successful and have accepted my offer (btw I heard back from them the next day). Have you done the maths and English test yet? That requires some revision but isn't as hard as other uni's I went to. The interview was relaxed and informal and the interviewer was great at prompting me and obviously understood my nerves. I was interviewed by a service user and a lecturer who both asked 5 questions each although I think there were more. The questions I can remember were
-why do you want to be a nurse.
-why do you want to be an adult nurse as opposed to the other fields.
-how would you welcome a new patient.
-what is the role of a nurse.
-what are the daily tasks of a nurse.
-how would you deal with death.
-how will you deal with the stress of the course.
-tell us more about your relevant experience.

And a few more which I don't remember, sorry.

I hope this helps, good luck! Let us know how it goes. You'll do fine x