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Mendoza interview guide
Mendoza College of Business, University of Notre Dame
Interview Intelligence Series · 2026 edition
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Notre Dame Mendoza · At a glance
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What to expect
Mendoza's interview has been a professional but friendly Zoom conversation with an admissions committee member. It opens with the standards, tell me about yourself and why an MBA at Notre Dame, then turns to a self-awareness question about the people you would add to round out a team. A short case question follows, and the interview closes on lighter, personal ground: who you admire, a fun fact, and what you do for fun.
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Notre Dame Mendoza interview, quick answers
Who interviews you at Notre Dame Mendoza, and how long is the interview?
Interviewer: An admissions committee member. Format: Virtual (Zoom), one-on- one.
What is the Notre Dame Mendoza MBA interview like?
Mendoza's interview has been a professional but friendly Zoom conversation with an admissions committee member. It opens with the standards, tell me about yourself and why an MBA at Notre Dame, then turns to a self-awareness question about the people you would add to round out a team. A short case question follows, and the interview closes on lighter, personal ground: who you admire, a fun fact, and what you do for fun.