What kind of questions are asked in university interviews?

Question

also what should i wear to one? formal like a shirt or casual clothes?

Answer 1

Wear a jacket and tie. Be polite.

You don't specify what the interview is for (e.g., some colleges interview undergraduate applicants, but most don't -- while all the top MBA programs interview candidates).

Expect to be asked why you want to go to that school. It is OK to talk about what going there will do for you -- but you should also let them know what you will do for them (how your being there will help other students, etc).

They may ask you about your interests, and what you want to do when you get out. It is OK to say you don't know -- or that you think being there will open options that you can't now imagine.

Answer 2

ALWAYS dress professionally (dress conservatively--not young/trendy). ALWAYS be early. These are things that say alot about you and are easily done.

Research the school/city a little & try & incorporate some positives about the school in your answers (i.e. you want to go to a large pubic school to experience diversity, you want to be a part of this school/major because they have a good reputation, etc.).

You did not indicate what major/school/level you are interviewing for. But they will probably ask why you want to major in your particular area of interest. Be honest/sincere....it's best for you if it really is the right choice for you. Be positive about yourself--try not to talk about your negatives.

Think of something you can say if you need time to think of an answer to a question, like "that's a very interesting question".

Answer 3

They ask you about why you want to bypass there, the way you'll make it a better position, what you carry to the table, etc... THEN, keys come on the great even as they ask once you've any questions. and ASK. Ask about their reviews, alumni connections submit-commencement, etc...

Answer 4

what are you interviewing for?