
Edinboro University Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 4 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Edinboro University.
Assistant Director
The first interview had only four questions and the interviewers were friendly. I was told I'd hear back about the next round by the end of the next week, but I never did because they ghosted me. I tried following up with the interviewer, but she didn't respond and just sent my email to HR. HR said they'd let me know when someone was chosen. It's clear it wasn't me, as they mentioned multiple rounds and I never heard about a second one. Their friendliness now seems insincere. Just be ready to be ghosted.
- What made you want to apply for this job?
Assistant Professor
You meet with the search committee, then the program head, then the department head, then the dean, then the provost, and usually (evidently) with the president. You also have to do a teaching demonstration. Long day, but not super demanding. The university is unionized, so it makes for some strange dynamics from the dean upwards. They want to get you on their side, and they also want to put down a line with newbies from the beginning, as they are trying to make tenure and promotion a bit more meaningful. They want you more than you want them. And the people you meet are generally very nice.
- What attracts you to Edinboro?
Resident Assistant
This interview process is pretty new. Usually, it starts with you and two other people who are also going for the job, sitting down with the assistant director of residence life, the judicial affairs representative, and a current Resident Assistant.
- In a situation where a resident is trying to commit suicide, what steps would you take?
Resident Assistant
The interview process started with a group interview. If you passed that, you'd have a personal interview. The group interview involved being put into teams, given a task, and a time limit to complete it.
- The most difficult thing about this interview was my phone going off in the middle of the individual interview, if not the questions weren't that bad.
Edinboro University Interview Questions
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“In a situation where a resident is trying to commit suicide, what steps would you take?”
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