Interviews are strongly recommended but not required. They are arranged by IBEAR staff after an applicant submits an application, transcripts and scores. Some interviews are conducted by alumni. Applicants are encouraged to visit the USC campus and meet IBEAR participants.

They have graduated from medical school preferably within the last 5 years; they are ECFMG certified; and it is a plus if they have completed some clinical experience in the United States with evaluations from each experience included in the application. If an applicant graduated from medical school more than five years ago, but has been actively practicing medicine since then, his or her application may still be considered on a case-by-case basis.

No. Because ACS serves an internationally mobile population, student on-campus interviews are often impossible to arrange. However, in some cases an interview may be required. ACS certainly encourages all interested families to visit our schools, especially potential boarding students. We find this helps families begin to look forward to their pending relocation to our school community.

Interviews are not required for admission, but they are strongly encouraged. A visit is one of the best ways to learn about the opportunities available at SUNY Plattsburgh. Often, transfer students have questions about their credit evaluation and their majors. Some students also schedule visits with the chairpersons of their academic departments.

Interviews are required for the Executive MBA Program. You may interview whether or not you have an application on file, and you are not obligated to apply even if you have interviewed. We conduct interviews year-round in Atlanta for both program formats. We also conduct interviews in select cities outside of Atlanta throughout the year; please contact the EMBA Admissions Office for a schedule.

In many parts of the United States and around the world, Yale Alumni Schools Committees (ASCs) serve as liaisons between prospective Yale students and the Undergraduate Admissions Office. As admissions applications are processed, each ASC receives the names of local applicants and schedules individual interviews over the course of the application season. Although the interview is not required, we strongly encourage applicants to take advantage of the opportunity if they are contacted.

Interviews, like letters of recommendation, are not required but are strongly encouraged. A campus visit gives you the opportunity to explore the campus and ask questions. If you choose a personal interview, we will be able to discuss your individual admissions issues. To schedule an appointment, simply call us at (888) 673-0012 or (518) 564-2040. We offer tours and personal interviews Monday-Friday. We also offer Saturday Group Information Sessions and Fall and Spring campus-wide Open Houses.

We do not conduct interviews. You are, however, encouraged to visit the campus to participate in an information session and campus tour. In addition, if you'd like to speak to Caltech alumni in your area, please contact Karen Carlson at the Alumni Association at 626.395.6593 or karen@alumni.caltech.edu.

Interviews are required for all MDiv and MTS applicants. Interviews are encouraged for all certificate applicants. While most interviews are held on-campus, phone interviews can also be arranged under special circumstances. There are three interviews: one by a faculty member, a student and the Dean of Students. Interviews consist of questions about academic and emotional readiness, vocational/study interests, and any special questions you have regarding seminary life.

Yes. Evening MBA application files are not considered complete until the candidate has completed an in-person interview. To schedule an interview please call 404-727-6311 or email interview@bus.emory.edu.

One letter of recommendation and an essay (refer to application form for specific topic) is required. An interview may be required at the discretion of the Director of Admission. Applicants must complete 17 Carnegie units: 4 English; 3 Math (Algebra I, II, and Geometry); 2 laboratory sciences; 2 social sciences; and 6 electives.

Interviews are not required for master's students but we would love to meet you and to discuss our programs with you. If you would like to come visit, contact the GSB office at 662-325-1891.