45 Tips to Ace an Interview [Infographic]
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Learning interviewing skills is important for all adults, whether they go to college or not. At some point in life, most people have experienced a job of college interview. Spend some time during junior and senior year discussing interview skills while your child visits and interacts with colleges.
This infographic will give you 12 Ways to Prepare Yourself, 13 Practice Questions, 6 Helpful Be-Attitudes, and 14 "Don't Do" Tips; 45 tips in one handy chart!
Intrigued? Read more! How to Win a Scholarship Competition and Ace an the Admission Interview
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