How do I answer the question "How will you be committed to our program?"?

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I cannont answer that for you, as it comes from you, but, you can talk about a willingness to do whatever it takes to get the job (or jobs) done

Ummm, how about "fully" committed to it?

since i don't know how the program is structured, maybe say something like "by actively participating in classes and program activities, attending every class and conference on related issues...." just thinking about what you should and will be doing once you are in the program.

hope this helps.

Reverse the question and ask yourself "How will this program be committed to me?" Write down your expectations of the program (ex: Teach me real life examples, tell me why I have to learn this or that, etc..)
Now ask yourself why are these items important, (ex: I want real life experience because I don't want to hurt someone, or embarrass myself because I want to be considered a professional).
This would be the true way of answering their question but then again the person reviewing it may look for insignificant answers such as: I will study for every subject. I will not be tardy, and even show up early for class, etc..

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