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December 27, 2009

A simple tip for college interviews

Want to do something simple that will help you have a great college interview? 

Look like you're enjoying yourself. 

It’s hard for an interviewer to relax and enjoy your company if you are twitching, sweating, and appearing to be on the verge of complete respiratory failure.  So relax.  Smile.  Don’t be afraid to be yourself.  The more relaxed you are, the easier you will be to talk to, and the better the interview will be.   

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