Admission Interview

Admissions Interview

Admissions interview is a critical part of college applications whether you choose to apply to the US, UK, or Canadian universities. Many academically outstanding applicants fail to gain admission because of lack of preparation for the interview. At UniHawk, we groom you to become a confident interviewee, ready to tackle the trickiest of questions with poise. We train you to grow into eloquent speakers, coaching you how to deliver your answers effectively through multiple mock interviews.

For more details on college interviews, please see our FAQ section below.

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It’s usually between 30min to an hour for the US and UK, but it can go over an hour depending on the interviewer. For Canadian universities, you’ll need to submit a shorter–around 10min long–video profile.

They usually happen after you submit the first step of your application: sometimes between December and January.

For US colleges, the interviewer will be an alumni from the university. For the UK, it is usually a faculty from the department to which you are applying to. For Canada, you don’t have an interviewer; you just need to record a video of you in response to a prompt provided by the university.

For the US and Canada, interview questions are more personal. You get to talk about yourself, what you are interested in studying, what activities you do, challenges you have faced, etc. For the UK, interviews are much more academic in nature; the interviewer will test your knowledge of the field you will be applying to. Sometimes, you may even have a group interview.

It depends on the university. For Canada, it’s an online video profile which you can record at home. For the US, it can be online with an alumni or, if it is in person, then it is usually held at a coffee shop or restaurant. For the UK, it can be online or sometimes, they request you to fly to the university to attend the interview in person there.

Practice. Practice. And practice. You need to prepare both in terms of delivery and the content of your answers while maintaining proper body language such as eye-contact, etc.

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