APPLICATION
Admissions interview · Mock round
Choose undergraduate or graduate first, then the school and department; the stage decides what this session asks and in which register.
Your profile and the plan or statement you submitted become the basis for questions, and no experience your documents lack is invented.
Research readiness, funding, and intent to enroll are asked one question at a time, following each answer down with another why.
Every round marks what you addressed and what is still unclear; it does not stand for the school's or the professor's actual judgment.
Uses only the target, direction, and language you confirm here. Answers never write into your profile or applications.
Undergraduate admissions have no graduate school or lab layer; questions cover the university and faculty only.
No confirmed completed courses are saved. Course-specific follow-ups stay off, while the regular simulation remains available.
Natural follow-ups when the interviewer is interested, about 20-30 minutes
For SGU / English-taught programs
A mock's value lives in your second sentence under probing. Entering empty-handed trains fluent emptiness — bring the cram sheet and your real materials and every round lands.
this drills response, not improvisation.
a different oral story breaks under probing.
why this topic, why this supervisor, why now.
four hundred written characters become two hundred.
that beats ten more full rounds.
treat it as a training ground.