<p>@KatlinaCanada Hey 
Iām from Canada as well (woot!) we should keep in touchā¦ Iām from ON, you? They said they would get back to me/us about interviews late March early Aprilā¦ but other than that i havenāt heard anything as far as i know people told me to be myself, shine my best and show my true colours!</p>
<p>Can anyone tell me some of the questions asked by the USA committee so im mentally prepared if i do get an interview? thanksss!</p>
<p>Hey guys! I have an interview in Chicago on March 23rd. I was just wondering if anyone else in the U.S. admission process had gotten more information on the interview location? I replied to the email, but all I know is that my interview is in Chicago and itās coming up! Now Iām worried that they didnāt get my response emailā¦</p>
<p>Yeah I got an interview call back from MUWCI and Iām in group A on the 4th-5th of april will e there all i wanted to know is do you have any idea what will the interview be about ?</p>
<p>We also responded in the affirmative to the interview for Chicago but have not received information on the location. The weekend is getting close, so hopefully weāll hear where itās supposed to be by the end of the week.</p>
<p>Hello fellow applicants,
I have been selected for an interview/selection camp at uwc mahindra. Iām in group C. Do you have any tips for the aptitude test?</p>
<p>Hey everyone,
I posted on this thread way earlier in the fall, and applied from Nova Scotia, Canada. I am still waiting to hear if I got an interview or not. I had a question for all the canadian applicants, what was your topic for the biggest issue for canada in the coming year? Mine was aboriginal sovereignty (with everything that has been going on with teresa spence and stuff) and it is the part o my application that I am most nervous about. It was the one question that I had to do āresearchā on and I am worried that if they ask me about it in an interview (if I get an interview), I wonāt answer in a smart, articulate way.</p>
<p>Regarding the alternate plans question, I am involved in an international peace organization and an traveling to finland for a leadership program this summer regardless of if I get accepted to UWC or not. Also, my high school at home has IB so I will continue with that and apply as a grade 11 next year.</p>
<p>Hello everybody,</p>
<p>Iām always on/off on this forum so I have decided itād be best if you guys just SENT ME INBOX MESSAGES lol because then itāll show up in my email and I check that a lot more often than I check this thread.
Iām Natalie, at Atlantic College (the Wales one). Iām here as an American but I applied through the Chinese National Committee (grew up in Beijing) and my parents are from Hong Kong.</p>
<p>To all the Canadian applicants: may I just say that one of my really good friends here at AC is an amazing guy from Quebec? :)</p>
<p>Tips for the interviewā¦ sounds cheesy but BE YOURSELF hahaha. Talk about what you like talking about. Talk about yourself (unless itās a group interview maybe then I canāt be of any help, sorry!) What are you passionate about? What do you care about? It can be small, it can be big. All of you seem like really nice people and honestly if youāre nice, people will like you! Smile. Smile a lot and listen a lot. :)</p>
<p>Hey guys!!! These past weeks have been hectic! As I said earlier, out of 200 applicants 80 are invited for an initial interview, and 40 for a final interview.</p>
<p>FORTUNEATLY I was invited to both - the latter interview being yesterday in Copenhagen City. </p>
<p>I will finally know if I have been accepted to attend a UWC College by March, Tuesday the 19th.</p>
<p>I. AM. LITTERALLY. DYING.</p>
<p>How far are you all in the admissions process in your respective countries?</p>
<p>Thatās amazing! I think youāll get in. 
Anyway, did you have to give an aptitude test? What was that like?</p>
<p>Thank you very much rid1310, I hope I do. Also, in Denmark the 1. and 2. rounds were very different in what I had expected. The 1. consisted of light childsplay, debates, roleplays and an initial interview - so no aptitude test, IQ test or anything. The 2. was entirely in interview format, with the National Comitee of Denmark - they GRILLED me and I broke down in tears. It was very comical.</p>
<p>Which National Comitee are you applying through and what is the protocol in your country?</p>
<p>I have applied to UWC Mahindra, India. My interview is on 6th April, pretty excited! We have to stay overnight and engage in discussion groups, games, interact with current students as well as applicants. We, too, have two interviews but there is also an aptitude test to be given. 
Also, we have this āobject presentationā thing where we are expected to give a brief presentation on an object that is significant for us. </p>
<p>And, donāt you worry about the grilling. Apparently, thereās a lot of that here too. Iām sure they understand what the applicant is going through. Itās perfectly natural for anybody to break down into tears because of all the stress. As long as they liked your personality, youāre in!</p>
<p>Hello.</p>
<p>I have interview on Tuesday. Soo I canāt wait.
I applied to UWCiM. What question are they going to ask me ?
HELPPPPPPPPPPP</p>
<p>Good luck, everybody! I canāt wait to read your results! Alpaca llama, youāre lucky youāll know so soon. My son may have an interview option after all so I am crossing my fingers. :)</p>
<p>One more week to the U.S. interviews!</p>
<p>Please can somebody write quesitons, please.</p>
<p>Youāll be going before U.S. kids are!</p>
<p>Hey guys!!! I just found out that there are 36 applicants for 18 UWC Scholarships!!! 50/50ā¦ AND they might already send out mails tommorrow! Iāll keep you all updated and in my prayers and thoughts.</p>
<p>Hey guys, just finished my interviews. It was a tough 9 hour process, but hopefully I did good and they will select me.</p>
<p>Goodluck everyone,
Mayo from Lebanon</p>
<p>Hey Mayo! One of my best friends in from Libanon - how is the selection process in your country??</p>
<p>It was 9 hours long, first we did activities, debates etcā¦ Then during the activities we would be taken alone to the interviews.
There is a lot of competitiveness, and Iām praying to get accepted. I was the best person I could be and Iām hoping for the best alpacallama.</p>