lunes, 13 de junio de 2011

About College Admissions: U.S.: All About College Interviews

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From Allen Grove, your Guide to College Admissions: U.S.
A college interview, even if it's an optional part of the application, is a great way to demonstrate your passion and personality. The interview also allows you to demonstrate your interest in a school. If you're touring campuses this summer, be sure to arrange interviews during your visits.

Be Prepared for These 12 Interview Questions

Before you set foot in the interview room, be sure you have strong answers to these 12 common interview questions. If you want to be extra prepared, practice answering these 20 more interview questions.


Avoid These 10 Interview Mistakes

An interview should be a low-stress way to strengthen your application. Most interviewers simply want to get to know you better; they aren't out to trick you or make you uncomfortable. However, an interview can work against you if you make any of these 10 interview mistakes.

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Reasons to Do an Optional Interview

At many colleges, an interview is optional. It may be tempting to not do one to avoid the stress, time commitment, and need to brush off those nice clothes. However, there are some excellent reasons to do an optional interview.

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What Are Holistic Admissions?

If a college requires an interview, the school has a holistic admissions policy. In other words, the school wants to make their admissions decision based on who you are beyond cold empirical data such as test scores and GPA. All 460 colleges that accept the Common Application have holistic admissions, as do many other schools.

Learn more about holistic admissions.


 


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