其他方面的問題：

　　Q: Why should we accept you?

　　A: Because firstly I’ve received very good academic training, secondly, I’ve obtained good job skills, and finally I’m very enthusiastic about my MBA study.

　　Q: What would you do if....?

　　A: This question is designed to test your response. For example: "What would you do if your computer broke down during an audit?" Your answer there isn't nearly so important as your approach to the problem. And a calm approach is best. Start by saying, "One thing I might do is ..." Then give several alternative choices.

　　Q: What do you think is more important in getting a job, education background or experience?

　　A: Most job advertisements say that experience is needed or preferred, that is to say, those with experience are more likely to be hired.

　　Q: What qualities are needed to get a promotion in a company?

　　A: If an employee is hard-working and loyal/well-experienced in his job, creative and innovative/quick at decision-making, he is likely to be promoted.

　　Q: What qualities are the basic requirements for leading positions at all levels in a company?

　　A: In my view, a business leader should be able to build up appropriate and effective interpersonal relationship with his/her employees and clients.

　　Q: Why do some honest and loyal employees remain unprompted after many years of hard work?

　　A: The position of a leader asks for more than honesty, loyalty and industry.

　　Q: Do you think English is quite important in MBA study?

　　A: Having an excellent command of English in speaking, reading, listening, and writing is critical to a MBA student as long as he wants to become an internationalized entrepreneur and doesn’t want to miss the huge potential of business opportunities in the cooperation with any company from English-speaking countries.

　　And since MBA projects have been far more developed in US and European countries than in China, an English proficiency will definitely be of a great help to the understanding and learning of advanced theories and practices in business administration.

　　Q: Do you know something about the development of China’s MBA projects? Can you give any suggestions on the room for improvement of China’s MBA projects?

　　A: China began to participate in MBA programs since the early 1980s’ mainly through cooperation with US and European business schools. And from 1990s’, China began to establish the degree of MBA projects.