•Why do you want to attend X university? •What is your strongest/weakest point? •What have you done to prepare for college?
•What has been your greatest experience in high school? •What do you want to do in the future?
•Tell me about yourself. (You should focus on about three things.
•Tell me about your interests.
•Tell me about your involvement in extracurricular activities.
•Tell me about your family.
•What do you think about (insert a current event of the past week）?
•What is your favorite book? Who is your favorite author? •Which of your accomplishments are you the most proud of?
•If you could meet any important figure in the past or present, who would it be and what would
you talk about?
•If you could be any animal what would you be? Why? •What did you do last summer? •What is your favorite class at school?
•What is your most challenging class at school? •Questions about extra-curricular activities? •Questions about leadership experiences •What do you want to study in college? •Do you have a job?
•Have you taken any honors or AP classes? •Where do you see yourself after college? •What other schools are you applying to? •What are your favorite subjects, and why? •What are your plans for the future? •Why do you want to attend this college? •What extracurricular activities do you enjoy? •Who do you admire the most, and why? •What are your strongest points?
•What would you like to change about yourself?
Questions for admission officers:
•How many students will be in the freshman class this year? \"
•What activities are available for freshmen to meet other students?
•How hard is it to get time on the college's computers? •What kind of orientation program does the college offer? •How can I find out about part-time job opportunities or internships on campus?
•Is there anything else I can tell you about myself to help you make a fair and informed
decision about my application?
•What did you like about your school? Why did you choose to go there?
•What kinds of self-growth would you like to see in your self in the next four years? You
might talk about learning to set goals, taking responsibility for yourself, learning about
yourself as an individual and as a member of society, gaining historical perspective about
today’s world (if you’re interested in history), improving your communication trying out new
ways of being and new ideas, learning to relate to people with different backgrounds, learning
to take risks, or overcoming high school stereotypes starting over (or building on your past).
•If I visited your high school, what might I find as your in the community?
•What might your teachers say is your greatest strength as a person and as a student, and what
are your weaknesses in each area?8 ?
•What books or articles have you read in the last year that have had special meaning for you?
•What events or experiences in your life have been most crucial to you?
•What do you see as the good life for you twenty years from now?
•If you could reach for a telephone and call anyone, dead or alive, who would it be and why?
•Do you have a hero or heroine you admire? An author? Would you call a friend, an enemy: A
world leader? A great musician? Why?
•Last year we had ten thousand applicants and were able to accept only two thousand. Why
should we accept you?
•What sets you apart from others?
•Have you ever thought of not goals to college and of what you might choose to do instead?
•If l asked your best friend to describe you, what would I hear?
•Describe your best friend. How do YOU see the role of the student on campus and in the
community?
•What, in your opinion, is a college education? •tell me about your greatest failure
Here are some questions that are commonly asked on a college interview.
1.What can you bring to this college/university? (ie: what are your personal assets?
2.What have been your major accomplishments throughout high school?
3.What is your best and worst characteristic? 4.Why do you feel that you deserve acceptance/a scholarship to this college/university?
5.What are your future goals, both personally and career-wise?
6.What types of activities do you plan on being involved with during your college years?\"
7.Tell me about three people in your life that inspire you and how did they do so
8.So how did you hear about (college) and why are you interested?
9.What has been or will be the hardest part of the whole college application process?
10.If you were going through high school again, what is something that you would get involved
in that you haven't yet?
11.What is the biggest problem facing your high school, and how would you change it?
12.How would you rate your overall high school experience?
13.What would your ideal college be like?
14.What are your most fearful things regard to going off to college?:
15.If I had to change one thing about yourself what would it be/why?
16.How would you describe your hometown? 17.How would you describe your high school? 18.What prompted you to apply here?
19. What are you most nervous about when it comes to going to college? What are you most
excited about?
20.What is your favorite class that you are taking now? 21.How do you think your high school has prepared you for college?
22.What is it about the field you intend to major in that interests you?
23.How would your favorite teacher describe you? 24.How wuld your friends describe you? 25.How would you describe yourself? 26.What other schools are you applying to?
27.What is something new you want to explore during college?
28.30. Do you get along well with your siblings and parents?
29.31. Are there any trips you've been on or experiences you've had that have really
influenced you or caused you to make change in your life? 30.32. What did you do last summer?
Be prepared for a weird question now and then. Something like, \" If you were a tree, what kind
would you be and why?\" It might seem like a silly questions, but don't take offense or get
flustered. Try to come up with an imaginative answer that tells something about your
personality.
Questions You Should Ask !
You need to think of the college interview as a good conversation. The interviewer will most
likely friendly and want to get to know you better. You will need to prepare questions for the
interviewer so you can maintain the conversation. Preparation of the questions to ask shows
that you are really interested in the school. Do not ask questions that could have been
answered in the course catalog. This might indicate to the interviewer that you haven't done
your homework.
1. What kind of off-campus study programs are available?
2. How many students stay on-campus during the weekends?
3. Are there career planning services available? 4. What is the town where the college is located like? 5. Tell me about freshman orientation. 6. Will I have an academic advisor? 7. What are the current housing options? 8. Will I have any graduate assistants teaching my classes?'
9. Are there any academic support services available? 10. What does your college have to offer in terms of finding a job after graduation?
11. Do you have a program that helps you find internships?
12. What is your internship program like? What percentage of students participate in an
internship?
13. What is the admissions decision process at your school?
14. Is admission need-blind?
15. Do you have IBM or Macintosh computers?8 16. Do all students get e-mail addresses? Do all students have Internet access?
17. What happens on a typical day at your school? 18. Do employers come on campus and conduct interviews? Do these employers represent your field(s) of interest?
19. Are freshman allowed to have cars on campus? 1. Tell me about yourself.
2. What is important to you in a college?
3. What is or was your best subject in school? Your worst? Your favorite?
4. Where do you hope to be in 10 years?
5. What activities have you been involved in? Community service?
6. What are your short-term and long-term goals? 7. What does success mean to you? 8. What are your strong points? 9. What are your weaknesses?
10. What do you consider your greatest accomplishment?\"
11. What do you consider your greatest failure? 12. What do you like most about yourself? 13. What do you like least about yourself? 14. What is important to you in a college? 15. How would your best friend describe you? 16. Tell me about a book you read recently? 17. What does the study of history mean to you? 18. What makes you think that this college and you are right for each other?
19. How do you spend a typical afternoon after school? Weekend?!
20. What have you liked/disliked about your school? What would you change?
21. What is the most important thing you have learned in high school?
22. What mark do you feel you have left on your high school?
23. What do want to get out of your college experience? 24. How did you come to include this college among your choices?
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