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CurrentCOLLEGE INTERVIEWS: High school seniors learn to present their best selves during the college interview. They are prepared to answer the "hardest easiest" question..."Tell Me About Yourself", in a way that is polished and compelling. The students learn to expect a myriad of different types of questions so that they are never caught off guard. In addition, they learn to polish their presence with improved eye contact, posture, hand shake, vocal interest and body language. This process of self exploration also helps the student brainstorm college essay topics.JOB SEEKERS:In this difficult economy, it is hard enough to even be granted an interview. Thus, it is critical to be prepared to impress with an "evidence based" set of accomplishments and a finely tuned resume. We can help you prepare for difficult questions as well as explain gaps in your resume. Resume writing and formatting assistance is also available. ESSAY WRITING:As a former speech writer, and having served on the admissions committee at Vanderbilt University Monica is well aware that college and graduate school essays must be compelling as well as informative. By having some coaching, you can make those 650 words count.INTERNSHIP SEEKERS:Searching for an internship is really no different than searching for a job. Learn to leverage your limited experience by understanding how to showcase your coursework and campus involvement to make a convincing argument as to why you should be the one they hire.GRADUATE SCHOOL INTERVIEWS:The graduate school interview can really set you apart. Given that most applicants to medical school and law school will be at the top of their class, this is your opportunity to shine. Unlike your graduate school application, the interview tends to focus on "how you think" rather than "what you know."I'm happy to consult with you. 404-352-9442 or monicajames@comcast.net
