Showing active listening skills can make the interviewer more interested in your child. This includes attentive body language like sitting up straight, maintaining eye contact, nodding the head at appropriate times, and using hand gestures when speaking. These actions show engagement in the conversation and respect to the interviewer.  To make more impact, encourage your […]

Arriving on thime is crucial. If the interview is in person, make sure to plan your travel in advance so that you arrive a few minutes early and allow your child to compose themselves before the interview. If it is online, log in at least 10 minutes before and check that the microphone and camera […]

The questions usually asked during the admissions interview are designed to give an overview of the applicant’s interests, passions, academic curiosity, and extracurricular involvement. There could also be situational questions to understand how they deal with challenges and measure their critical thinking.  To prepare for the interview so your child questions without sounding scripted, focus […]

 The main goal of the Head-Royce interview is to get to know your child as a whole person beyond the information presented in their application. While the application provides academic records, a list of extracurricular activities, and written essays and personal statements, the interview offers a more dynamic and personal interaction.  The admissions officers want […]