Hi guys, i have an interview in 2 weeks for the entry of the program i am applying to. Anyone have any idea what kind of questions they will be asking? Would appreciate any help/info. Thanks.

Well a great start would be letting us know which program this is that your applying to

Once you let us know that I am sure we will have some good ideas.

Radiation Therapy.

These links are towards the information you are looking for. Hope it helps as you read through it.

http://www.indeed.com/forum/job/radiation-therapist/Is-there-Radiation-Therapists-people-studying-Radiation/t39622/p10

http://www.glassdoor.com/Interview/radiation-therapist-interview-questions-SRCH_KO0,19.htm

Already look at these and these for therapists seeking for jobs...

For any program, it's usually questions like why you chose that program, what interests you about it, what you already know, what plan to do after completing the program, etc.

Smile, show enthusiasm, and remember your manners.

why did you apply to this programm
what do you want to achieve with it
why should we take you?
what are your strengths?
what are your weaknesses?
Give exmaples for some problems you solved?

I've done lots and lots and lots of interviews. I've interviewed for public sector jobs, for attorney honors programs, from private law firms. I've also interviewed at places like Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Walgreens, and casinos

Make it is a conversation. The biggest test for someone to hire someone else is whether they could spend 40 hours a week with them. Prove to them that you're a normal person, that doesn't decent work, and shows up on time, you'll get the job.

Questions: Strengths/weaknesses, situations where you made a mistake, situations where you solved a problem, situation where you did or didn't delegate well.

But also go in there with questions. At some point, they will ask, "Do you have any questions for me?" And instead of looking back blankly and saying, "Uhm, well, no." Have something intelligent to ask, and that will strengthen their report with you.

Best of luck, bud!