Interviewing

By Lee Shulman Bierer, College Admissions Strategies, Founder   Students being interviewed either by alumni representatives, scholarship committees or an admissions office need to walk a very fine line between…

By Lee Shulman Bierer, College Admissions Strategies – Founder   Applications are submitted and for some, it’s now time for interviews. The first thing we need to do is to…

When practicing for interviews, students need to tiptoe that fine line between bragging about their accomplishments and sharing significant information. Admissions officers want students who can think about and reflect…

The college interview. It was once an important staple of the college admissions process. Young men dressed up in jackets and ties, young women wore short heels and pearls and…

How to prep for your college interview. Most go well, but be certain to practice and research the school to ensure you succeed. Sweaty palms, churning stomach and the deer-in-the-headlights…

LEE SHULMAN BIERER Applications have been submitted, and most seniors are now just anxiously awaiting their early action and regular decision notifications. Proactive students are searching for money to defray…

By LEE SHULMAN BIERER The interview was once an important staple of the college admissions process. Young men dressed up in jackets and ties, young women wore short heels, a…

Most go well, but practice and research the school to ensure you succeed. Sweaty palms, churning stomach and the deer-in-the-headlights look are common anticipated experiences for high school seniors when…