10大签面试问题解答

10大签面试问题解答

　　准备去美国留学的同学对于面签都或多或少有些惧怕心理，一是担心自己的英语不是那么的好，二是担心自己回答的答案并不是签证官所要的。事实上，签证官们问的问题都是和你相关的，可以提前做好准备，这样面签的时候就不会那么心慌了!下文是CN人才网小编整理的10大签面试问题解答，欢迎阅读参考!

　　1.Why not continue your studies in China?

　　Because my career goals are to become a seniorexecutive in a 5-star hotel within 5 years and set up my own hotel within 10years. In order to achieve these goals, I need advanced and professionalknowledge in Hospitality Management. The US can provide the best opportunityfor me to get what I need.

　　You know, there is still a gap between Chinese educational level and theAmerican’s. The US has the best educational recourses and models in the world,and the American education combines practical experience with classroom theorywhile the Chinese education focuses more on theory.

　　Moreover, hospitality industry is highly developed in America. So I can learnthe latest information about hospitality management to enrich my knowledge.

　　2.How long will you study in USA?

　　My I-20 form says the normal length of myprogram lasts 3 years but the school official told me that most studentscomplete within 2 years of full-time study. So I will work hard to finish mystudies within 2 years.

　　3.What will you do in the US?

　　I will study Hospitality Management for Master’sDegree at Florida International University.

　　4.Why do you choose this major?

　　I choose this major because of my interest andcareer prospect.

　　To be specific, I have always loved living in a nice hotel and enjoyed thatgraceful and cozy environment. My cousin is also an executive general managerin a resort, when I was a Junior I spent some of my vacations in the resortwhere she was working, since then I developed more interest in hotels and Imade up my mind to deal with hotel work in the future. I also found out thatChina is very short of talented people in star hotels, especially those with goodforeign language skills and foreign educational backgrounds. I can speak 2foreign languages, so with the advanced education in the US and my knowledge inChinese culture, I will gain the upper hand in the Chinese hotel market.

　　5.Why do you choose this University? (根据自己学校的情况来改)

　　I choose this University because of severalreasons.

　　A. FIU has been ranked among the top 100 public universities in the U.S. Andits hospitality and tourism program is ranked sixth.

　　B. FIU offers internship that utilizes the hotels, resorts, restaurants, clubsand so on as practice labs for students.

　　C. FIU has excellent professors, such as Gregory Bohan who graduated fromCornell University and Sandro Formica who has published over fifty articles ininternational academic journals.

　　D. FIU’s average costs are reasonable, and it’s located in a city that has apleasant climate similar to my hometown. This will better help me adjust to myschool life abroad.

　　6.What did you study before? (本科专业问题)

　　--- I studied German.

　　--- Why did you choose this major?

　　--- I chose this major because my English teacher recommended me. My Englishwas very good in my high school, so my English teacher thought that I could usemy advantage to learn another language. German is kind of similiar with Englishand Xi'an International Studies University is also famous for teaching German.So I chose to study German there.

　　--- Did you like this major?

　　--- Well, it's a good major, but I'm interestedin Hospitality Management moresince I have made up my mind to deal with hotel work in the future.

　　7.Why do you change your major?

　　Before I entered the University, I didn’t have avery clear and detailed career plan. When I was a Junior, I spent some of myvacations in the resort where my cousin was working as an executive generalmanager. Since then I developed more interests in hotels and I made up my mindto deal with hotel work in the future. My cousin also told me that China isvery short of talented people in star hotels, especially those with goodforeign language skills and foreign educational backgrounds. I can speak 2foreign languages, so with the advanced education in the US and my knowledge inChinese culture, I will gain the upper hand in the Chinese hotel market.

　　8. Ithink your plan is hard to fulfill, I don’t believe your plan. How can youprove that to me?

　　I know my ambitions are high, but I haveconfidence and determination to fulfill them. They are feasible!

　　Basically speaking, China is the most suitable place for me to achieve mygoals. On one hand, I can get the strongest relationship and money support inChina since my parents and most of my friends live here. On the other hand,China is more suitable to start business because of its huge labor market,lower investment costs and the government support.

　　As far as I know, starting a business needs abundant knowledge, experiences,capital and social network. I can get such knowledge from my studies in the US.Then I will gather practical experiences by working in China’s hotel industryfor years, at the same time I will enlarge my social network here. When I havecollected sufficient money and the time is right, I will be able to set up myown hotel.

　　9. Idon’t believe that you will come back. How can you prove that to me?

　　Yes, I will definitely come back to China aftergraduation in order to achieve my goals.

　　Basically speaking, China is the most suitable place for me to achieve mygoals. On one hand, I can get the strongest relationship and money support inChina since my parents and most of my friends live here. On the other hand,China is more suitable to start business because of its huge labor market,lower investment costs and the government support. In comparison, hospitalityindustry and education are highly developed in the US, there is no shortage oftalented people, the competition there is higher, so this will be difficult forme to reach my goals.

　　In addition, China is very short of talented people in star hotels, especiallythose with good foreign language skills and foreign educational backgrounds. Ican speak 2 foreign languages, so with the advanced education in the US and myknowledge about Chinese cultures, I will gain the upper hand in the Chinesehotel market.

　　Considered all the reasons I have mentioned, I will come back to China.

　　10.You have too little working experience, you may not understand your futureclearly. I think you should stay in China to collect more working experiencesbefore pursuing a Master’s Degree abroad?

　　Well, even though working experiences areimportant in this field, my undergraduate background makes it hard for me tofind a relevant job in a hotel. However, if I go to the US to study HospitalityManagement, I will be qualified to get a good job in the hotel market. This isthe fastest way to reach my goals. Moreover, I have received the admissionletter from FIU, I really cherish this opportunity to study there, so I hope Ican get your support.