Tagged: "college interviews"
Seniors-Reminder To Finish Writing Those Thank You Notes
Seniors, have you written all of your thank you notes yet? This is your reminder!
Alumni Interview Tips
Do you have an Alumni interview scheduled? Read these helpful tips from US News.
How To Set Up A College Interview In Your Hometown
Educational Consultant, Cara Ray, discusses how to go about setting up college interviews in your hometown.
What To Expect At A College Reception
Fall is the time of year where admissions counselors everywhere hit the road. They stand at college fairs, conduct interviews in hotel lobbies and coffee shops and visit four to five high schools a day, all to promote their school and spread the word to potential applicants. One of the most important goals a college [...]
College Interviews-Start practicing early!
Will you be interviewing at any colleges this fall? Here a few tips to help you prepare.
Prepare for Fall College Visits in Your Hometown
Fall is the best time to make connections with admission representatives in your hometown. From college fairs to receptions, find out how to take advantage of the opportunity to make a connection with an admission representative from your favorite college.
Stanford to Offer Alumni Interviews
Stanford University announced last week that it will now be offering optional alumni interviews to all of its applicants. Stanford has long been one of the few elite colleges that does not allow applicants to interview. However, according to an article on Inside Higher Education, the dean of undergraduate admission and financial aid at Stanford, [...]
The Virtual College Admission Interview
Did you know that you may be able to interview with a college admission officer without ever leaving home? More and more schools are now offering virtual interviews. This post provides tips to make sure your virtual interview is a successful one!
College Interview Tips
Fall is when most high school seniors have college interviews. The interview is an important opportunity for you to show the college certain things about yourself that may not come through on paper. Not every school allows interviews and it is important that you look at college websites to find out more about their interview policies. [...]
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