Ahead of time, reflect on what is important to you, your motivations for applying to school, and what makes you unique, and prepare how you would like to talk about those things. In the interview, look for opportunities to talk about these aspects of your experience—ideally think about what stories you can share that bring out these points, as they will be more memorable than just stating them as facts. (Also, think about how to tell military stories in a way that a person without military experience can relate to, and practice telling your stories with friends or family who can give you feedback.) Usually, at the conclusion of the interview, your interviewer will ask if there’s anything else you’d like to share. Don’t be shy about saying, “Yes."