Acing The Interview

Interview Preparation and Success Tips

An interview is a way for a hiring manager to evaluate a prospective student or employee for a job, internship, or school admission. Interviews are an important aspect of the application process because it provides a two-way opportunity for the employer to consider and assess the candidate as well as the interviewee to grasp a better understanding of the organization, job, company, or school.

14 Tips for a Successful Interview

Good Questions To Ask At The Interview

5 Things You Need to Know About Artificial Intelligence (AI) Video Interviews

 

Forage Virtual Experiences

Complete virtual experiences on the Forage platform hosted by employers in order to learn successful interviewing strategies

Interview Preparation: Own Your Story     3-4 hours    hosted by BCLP

Interview Success     4-5 hours    hosted by BCLP

Unspoken Interview Fundamentals      2-3 hours       hosted by Comcast

 

Indeed.com Job Search Academy

The virtual 4-workshop series includes a module on Interviewing Strategies. 

Access Indeed.com Job Search Academy

 

Practice, Practice, Practice

Standout Practice Interviewing will help you prepare for your next internship or job at your own convenience.  Create customized interviews or choose selections from an extensive video library. Track your progress with AI feedback to see how well you would be understood, work to reduce hesitations, and more. Log In and Practice   Please note:  Standout will no longer be available after February 27, 2026.

Make an appointment with your Career Specialist to Practice Interviewing

Virtual Interview Checklist

 

Company Research is Critical:

Knowing as much as you can about a company is key to success in an interview and can help you understand if you would fit in. Official sources such as the company website and news sites are great, but so are unofficial sites such as blogs, Facebook, and Twitter.

 

Informational Interviewing

One of the best ways to learn about an occupation, industry or company is to talk to people working in the field. The process is called Informational Interviewing. Unlike a Job interview, this is an interview that you request. The purpose is for you to gather relevant information by asking questions of experienced professionals. Therefore, it is important that you do not turn the conversation into a job interview.

Informational Interviewing Guide

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