October 1, 2024
interviews can be a critical step in the college application process, offering you the chance to make a lasting impression beyond your academic achievements and test scores. Whether you’re aiming for an Ivy League school or a small liberal arts college, being well-prepared can set you apart from other applicants. In addition to being necessary for admission, college interviews are sometimes part of the scholarship offer process. Keep reading for a few of the tips and strategies we use to help Class 101 students prepare for their college interviews.
Preparing for college interviews can be nerve-wracking, but with proper preparation, you can confidently walk into your interview. By researching the college, practicing common questions, and presenting yourself confidently, you’ll be well on your way to making a memorable impression.
Alyssa works with students to thoroughly prepare for college admission and scholarship interviews. Contact Alyssa to connect with a college advisor who understands the college prep process.
The college planning journey doesn’t have to be complicated. Call Class 101 to have an expert on your side.
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May 13, 2025
When it comes to college applications, one of the smartest things you can do is create a balanced college list. But what exactly does that mean? We work with our students to develop a list of colleges that includes a mix of reach, target, and likely (or safety) schools. This strategy increases your chances of […]
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If you’re applying to college, especially in Florida or to schools like the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill or New York University, you might come across something called the SSAR. But what is it – and why does it matter? The SSAR (Self-Reported Student Academic Record) is one piece of the college application […]
Read More >March 12, 2025
8-10. That’s the number of college visits we recommend for each Class 101 student. After advising thousands of high school students through the college selection process, we’ve seen many instances where students with a dream school in mind visit that campus, only to realize that college is nothing like they expected it to be. While […]
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