Category: Demonstrated Interest
Early Decision II 101: What Students Need to Know
What Applicants Should Keep in Mind About ED II
An increasing number of colleges are adding Early Decision II to their application options, often with a deadline in early- to mid-January.
College Admissions Interview Tips for Introverts
Here’s How Students – Especially Those Who Tend to Be Introverted – Can Make the Most of Their College Admissions Interviews
College admissions interviews, when available, can be a great way to learn more about the schools to which you’re applying while also adding a personal touch to your application. They also give students the opportunity to further demonstrate their interest in a particular college or university. Interviews can be stressful for anyone, but often introverts find these one-on-one conversations particularly difficult. Quiet students who may be uncomfortable talking about themselves and their achievements may feel like they are at a disadvantage during this part of the application process, however, that doesn’t have to be the case.
How to Ace Your College Admissions Interview
Admissions Interviews Can Help You Stand Out and Demonstrate Interest
Now that we are at the height of application season, it’s a good idea to start preparing for the possibility of a college admissions interview. This is a chance for the college to put a face to the name on your application, and it is your opportunity to stand out and provide some additional context for your application.
College Interview Prep: Tips and Common Interview Questions
How to Prepare for College Admissions Interviews
College interviews, while not required for many schools, are still a great way to add a personal touch to your college application. Most large, public universities don’t have the resources to provide interviews, but if you’re applying to a smaller school, especially one that’s more selective, looking into whether or not you can do an admissions interview is important.