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Fatu Bangura ('10) says: "I knew I wanted to go to a school close to home with a stellar academic record, and a strong community."
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Nelson Brunsting, an admissions counselor, uses a web cam to interview prospective students.
Interviews are available to rising and current seniors by appointment between June 1 and November 15. Appointments are limited and must be scheduled in advance. To schedule, call the Admissions Office at 336.758.5201.
On-campus, personal interviews give us an opportunity to get to know each other. These thirty-minute sessions engage you with a member of the admissions staff. Because the interview is evaluative and becomes part of your application file, be prepared for dialogue that is beneficial to you and to us.
Webcam interviews, using applications such as Skype, let you speak directly to admissions staff from your home or school. These interviews offer additional flexibility in appointment times.
Web-based written interviews are available only to students who have completed an application and are unable to visit campus or schedule a webcam interview. This is a thirty-minute timed question-and-answer session incorporating topics from current events to literature, history or popular culture. This interview can be accessed at your convenience.
Read an informative brochure about interview options and the admissions process.
In their own words...
“I've been able to combine my love of science with a newly discovered interest in business to become a business owner at age 20. ”
— Wesley Johnson ('10)
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