Admissions Representative Interview Questions

Admissions Advisor I

Interviewed at DeVry University

4.2★

Apr 16, 2011

Tell me about a time that you tried to help someone and they were not happy with your service?

Admissions Advisor I

Interviewed at DeVry University

4.2★

Apr 16, 2011

Tell me about a time when you went above and beyond to help a customer?

Admissions Advisor

Interviewed at DeVry University

4.2★

Mar 21, 2011

I was asked to role play during the first interview, and convince the DA to attend the school

Admissions Advisor

Interviewed at DeVry University

4.2★

Aug 16, 2011

Unexpected - Would you help a prospect when you were told not to help them anymore?

Admissions Advisor

Interviewed at DeVry University

4.2★

May 19, 2014

All of the questions are situations based questions so it is important to go into the interview prepared with examples of real life situations where you were able to solve a problem or handle a specific situation.

Admissions Social Worker

Interviewed at Loyal Source

3.1★

Oct 21, 2017

What type of education and licensing I had.

Admissions/Marketing Director

Interviewed at Petersen Health Care

2.5★

Nov 20, 2016

If I knew anything about marketing. I told her that when I had this job with another company,i had a "waiting" list. I called D/C Planners, S.W.'s and had a good working relationship with them.

Would I be willing to move to Boston? Tell me about your academic experience

Admissions Counselor

Interviewed at LifeSkills Connection

3.9★

May 2, 2022

What qualifies you for the position

Admissions Counselor

Interviewed at Parsons the New School for Design

4.3★

Jul 27, 2022

This was 'VERY SERIOUS BUSINESS!!! VERY SERIOUS!!!' LOTS of extra words and flourishes to ask basic questions (noticed someone wrote the same thing in 2018 for the same position!!!). I guess they want the people in admissions to pretend they are all scientists and laureates and probably ALIENATE applicants and families. Might just be a private snobby school thing. This summer I've gotten offers for Admissions Counselor-type positions and basically spoke the same way as today, and did not have to pretend I was something I wasn't during the interview process (and sadly I turned those offers down because they would not budge more than 55k).