What questions admissions officers ask when interviewing at U.S. colleges and universities

1. Personal circumstances.

How well you did in high school.

Your grades, rankings, and GPA

Your Specialties Strengths.

Your inadequacy. 2. Extracurricular activities.

What extracurricular activities have you been involved in?

Which extracurricular activity is most important to you?

Why should you attend? What is your role? What did you gain?

What are you going to continue to participate in at university?

3. About the University.

Why do you want to apply to this university?

Why did you apply to this college of this university?

Why do you think this university is right for you?

How can this university help you achieve your academic and career goals?

What other schools did you apply to? Why?

Are there any subjects you haven't studied that you'd love to try in college?

What do you look for most when choosing a school?

What do you wish to study?

What do you hope to gain from your university life?

4. Future planning.

What do you want to be in 10 years?

How has the university you applied to help you in your future career path?

How do you define "success"?

What is your dream career?

Who do you look up to in your target area?

If you weren't in college this year, what would you do?

How do you want others to remember you?

5. Interests and activities.

Have you dug deep into your coursework, extracurricular activities, and personal development?

What did you learn from your interests? What did you do with your interest?

Are you taking advantage of all the opportunities in extracurricular activities, sports, and community activities?

How do you rate the quality of your interest activities?

Are you able to make a long-term commitment and take on a leadership role?

6. Character and personality.

How would you describe yourself to strangers?

Talk about your family.

What are your strengths and weaknesses?

What major difficulties have you overcome?

Who do you admire the most?

If you could talk to anyone throughout the ages, who would you choose? Why?

What significant events have you experienced in your life?

What makes you unique?

Are there any traits you have that others can't guess?

What is your biggest passion?

How would your friends describe you?

What's your favorite place? Why?

What new things have you tried lately?

Talk about a failure you've experienced.

What is your main motivation?

I can help you guess:

1.Why do you think this high school is right for you?

2.What difficulties have you faced before? How do you go about overcoming them? How can these prove that you can succeed in their high school.

3.Tell us about your previous school and community.

4.You have what it takes to prove that you are able to establish yourself in a strange country, an unfamiliar school and adapt quickly to the region.

5.Tell us about your accomplishments.

6.How much do you understand our school.

7.What would you like to learn from our school? How do you give back to our school?

8.If they ask you what question you want to ask them, don't say no.

Prepare a few questions in advance that represent your concern.

Family, your school, whatever.

It mainly examines your personality, responsiveness, personality, family situation and relationship with family members, etc.

It's just small talk.

I have also participated in some student interviews, generally teachers feel that the character is not good, personality problems and communication skills are not strong and the students with poor response ability are dangerous, the reputation of the school seems to be good in the past two years, so there are many admirers, so the students are more picky.