Reed College - Admissions Interview

Posted By	Comment
thirrdplanet December 13 2012	They didn't ask about extracurriculars at all which didn't allow me to explain them. Also it wasn't even an admissions fellow, not counselor. [View Full Report]
Amonaboat October 27 2012	Questions were different, but difficult to think up answers for in such a short amount of time. Interview was very relaxed, interviewer was engaging. [View Full Report]
intparent October 21 2012	Interviewed off campus prior to visit. My kid said it was sort of prefunctory (list of specific questions, interviewer did not engage my kid once they were answered for further discussion). [View Full Report]
musisat August 15 2011	Casual conversation. The intern who interviewed me asked more creative questions than the other college interviews I've had. [View Full Report]
mariomaniac March 12 2011	My "interview" closely resembled a casual conversation. The admission counselor was remarkably laid back and seemed genuinely interested in my academic and extracurricular pursuits. Fun stuf [View Full Report]
aghast October 08 2009	Had nice long chat with interviewer for about 45 minutes. They seemed to hit it off. Daughter loved that interviewer had her dog there, it made her feel instantly at ease. [View Full Report]
acherin May 07 2009	It went well. Duke Harjo is really friendly. [View Full Report]
Lyre March 03 2009	D had already had an interview many months earlier. [View Full Report]
andreaaaaaa November 11 2007	I did not interview during this visit. [View Full Report]
golddustwoman November 05 2007	Yes - She asked random and interesting questions (IE, "Define consciousness. Can you have consciousness without creativity? Without knowledge?). It was refreshing. [View Full Report]
juicy1897 October 14 2007	It was very laid-back. She asked some weird questions ("If you could have a superpower what would it be?") But we mostly talked about books and my current school. [View Full Report]
euphoricfox June 07 2007	Totally fun, we didn't even really talk much about the school. [View Full Report]