Depending on the program to which you’re applying, the campus atmosphere and the time of year, dress pants, a skirt, or a dress can all be appropriate interview attire. During the summer, a modest sundress or looser-fitting skirt may be appropriate, particularly at a more liberal college or university. What […]
11 Sample Questions You Can Ask an Interviewer What was your experience like? What did you love most about your college that you think other colleges may not offer? What would you have done differently? What DIDN’T the school do well? How did going to this school help you get […]
Keep your answer short. Respond specifically to the question and avoid tangents. Use facts to support your answer. Move on from the question quickly to redirect your attention. How do you answer a question smartly? Follow the tips below to help yourself navigate difficult questions. If the question is vague, […]
Try to cover both sides of an argument; never answer questions from just one perspective. Build your opinion in the main body of your answer sheet and conclude with a critical analysis. Most of the students choose to write a straightforward answer, but this approach, in reality, will not fetch […]
What does it mean to explain an answer? ‘Explain’ questions expect you to basically clarify a topic. When answering such questions, it helps to imagine you are writing for someone who knows absolutely nothing of the subject. And remember two things. To provide as much detail as possible, and to […]
Words you can use to describe yourself Adventurous. Ambitious. Analytical. Attentive. Balanced. Communicative. Creative. Curious. What are 5 words to describe yourself? Positive words to describe yourself Able. I am able to handle multiple tasks on a daily basis. Creative. I use a creative approach to problem solve. Dependable. I […]
How to Prepare Academically for Starting University Find people who can answer any questions you have. See if you can get hold of the reading lists already. Stock up on supplies. Practice your time management. Start thinking about questions and discussion points. Continue to enjoy your subject. How do I […]
Example university interview questions Why do you want to study this subject? Why did you choose this university? What did you enjoy about your A-levels? How would you describe yourself? What are your main interests? What are your strengths and weaknesses? What achievement are you most proud of? How do […]
Here are some of the most inspirational people in history and the ideological and physical impacts they’ve made to help inspire you: Rosa Parks. Malala Yousafzai. Anne Frank. Nick Vujicic. Martin Luther King Jr. Bill Gates. Nelson Mandela. J.K. Rowling. Who is the most inspirational person alive? OOOM 100: The […]
6 simple, realistic ways of staying inspired and motivated Write your top three tasks of the day. Write down your three tasks of the day. Practice the 50/10 rule. Reflect daily. Focus on what makes you happy. Keep learning. Stay healthy. How do you get motivated and inspired? Here are […]
As you write, you should be concrete. Words like “great” or “amazing” or “brilliant” do not tell your reader very much about the person you admire. Instead, choose specific qualities, back them up with a story that illustrates that quality and explain why this is meaningful to you. How do […]
Students who apply to Brown must respond to 3 supplemental essay questions, each with a maximum word count of 250 each. These essays are your chance to show admissions officers who you are as a person and as a student, and why you’ll be a great fit for their school! […]
Here are five important signs that your MBA admissions interview is going well: 1) You come off as confident without being arrogant. 2) Your answers are succinct. 3) You manage to get all of your application themes on the table. 4) It’s a two-way conversation. 5) … but it’s still […]
When a college coach wants to call you, they are likely seriously interested in recruiting you. It’s an even better sign if they call you multiple times. Coaches use phone calls to get to know you and ask questions about your academics and athletics. How do you know if a […]
Yale University requires you to submit one “Why Yale?” essay and two additional longer essays, depending on whether you are submitting the Common Application, QuestBridge Application, or Coalition Application. You will choose from a selection of topics for the longer Yale supplement essay questions. Does Yale need an essay? Note […]