What Questions Should I Ask My University Representative?

• What makes your university unique?
• What academic programs is your school most known for?
• How would you describe the students who go there? …
• Where do students hang out on campus?

What questions should I ask at a university consultation?

• How will the course be assessed?
• How many students will be on the course?
• What careers have recent graduates gone on to?
• Is there an opportunity to take a placement? …
• What does a placement/year abroad mean and what does it do?
• What sort of student support provision is in place?

What should I ask my college Ambassador?

• WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR FAVOURITE PART OF YOUR PROGRAM/ACADEMIC CAREER SO FAR? …
• IF YOU COULD CHANGE ONE THING ABOUT YOUR SCHOOL/PROGRAM WHAT WOULD IT BE? …
• WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR FAVORITE ON-CAMPUS EVENT? …
• WHAT KIND OF SKILLS WILL I GAIN FROM ATTENDING THIS SCHOOL/PROGRAM?

What are good questions to ask an admissions counselor?

• When should I start my college prep? …
• How do I find a college or university that is best for me? …
• What's the right high school schedule for me? …
• Should I take the ACT or SAT? …
• Do I need SAT Subject Tests and AP Exams?

What are some questions to ask?

• Who is your hero?
• If you could live anywhere, where would it be?
• What is your biggest fear?
• What is your favorite family vacation?
• What would you change about yourself if you could?
• What really makes you angry?

What is a fun question to ask someone?

• What would you name your boat if you had one? …
• What's the closest thing to real magic? …
• Who is the messiest person you know? …
• What will finally break the internet? …
• What's the most useless talent you have? …
• What would be on the gag reel of your life? …
• Where is the worst smelling place you've been?

What should I ask at an admitted student day?

• What is your school's freshman retention rate? …
• Who teaches undergraduate classes? …
• How does your college help prepare students for careers or graduate school? …
• What is the job placement rate for graduates? …
• What has your experience as a student been like at this school?

What should I look for when visiting a college?

• Classrooms. One thing that definitely belongs on your college visit checklist is classrooms. …
• Gym / Rec Center. …
• Dorms. …
• Library. …
• Student Resource Centers. …
• Cafeteria. …
• Off-Campus Housing. …
• Greek Life and Other Organizations.

What does a college admissions representative do?

As the name entails, admissions representatives

assist prospective and new students attending a university

. They give these students the information they need to make a well-informed decision regarding enrollment, make admissions decisions, and review documents.

How do I talk to an admissions officer?

1. Keep it short! Focus on your questions, not on yourself. …
2. Minimize the number of questions you ask. You can always ask more questions when you visit campus . …
3. Introduce yourself. …
4. Check for spelling and grammatical mistakes. …
5. Be professional. …
6. While you're at it, check your privacy settings.

How can I impress a college admissions officer?

1. Be Prepared. Research the school beforehand. …
2. First Impressions Count. If you have an interview with an admissions officer, make their impression of you memorable. …
3. Take Academic Studies Seriously. …
4. Demonstrate Problem Solving. …
5. Highlight Your Uniqueness And Passions.

What do you want college admissions counselors to know about you?

They

want a student who will be successful, interested, focused, and engaging in college classes

. They want a student who has the will to work hard and do his/her best. They want someone who will contribute to the college community in a positive way.

What are examples of questions?

• What is it?
• What's this?
• What's that?
• What's your name?
• What's your last name?
• What's his name?
• What's her name?
• What day is it today?

What is a good question?

A good question is

framed in a clear, easily understandable language, without any vagueness

. Students should understand what is wanted from the question even when they don't know the answer to it. The question ‘What are your rights? … ‘, the same question becomes clear and specific.

What are some juicy questions?

• When was the last time you lied?
• When was the last time you cried?
• What's your biggest fear?
• What's your biggest fantasy?
• Do you have any fetishes?
• What's something you're glad your mum doesn't know about you?
• Have you ever cheated on someone?
• What's the worst thing you've ever done?

What are some fun fact questions?

• “My most embarrassing moment was…”
• “I know it's crazy, but I love to eat…”
• “When I was growing up, my parents made me…”
• “As a kid, I once did this really stupid thing, and it was…”
• “I can't stand it when. . .”
• “Before I started my career, would you believe I was a…”