<p>Exactly nns91, if you say comm. service then you need to ellaborate, saying what you’ve done. and if what you have already done is the type of comm. service that you plan to do at college then mention that. Make sure you are always intertwining everything. </p>
<p>There are no wrong questions. Make sure that you don’t go into the interview and ask silly questions because you can’t think of anything. For example, you don’t want to come off as not doing any research just for the sake of asking a question. AND just remember that people LOVE talking about themselves, so go ahead and ask what they studied, what was their most memorable times, why THEY chose the school. Anything to get them involved. Try to show them something REALLY unique about you, whether it is something you have done or the way you think. Just put it out there. </p>
<p>Also, just be humble. People respect that. To be honest, there are no wrong questions. Just don’t come off as not putting enough effort into research the school. It looks great if you can actually name which clubs you would join and what sets the school apart for what you want to get out of it. Best of luck in all interviews!</p>