Interview Options
Take some time to learn more about Bryn Mawr while we learn about you.
While interviews are not required*, we strongly encourage you to interview if you can. Interviews help us learn more about you beyond your transcript and your essays. It’s also a great time to ask questions about Bryn Mawr from a member of the community.
Interviews must be completed by the deadline under which you are applying. Interviews for rising seniors will begin in June.
*We reserve the right to require an interview for students who are homeschooled, graduating early, or attending cyber school.
Interview With Us
There are a few ways you can interview with us, but you can only interview once. All interviews are treated equally in the review process.
On-Campus Interview
Schedule an on-campus interview starting in June before your senior year.
Virtual Interview
Interview with us from the comfort of your own home—or wherever!
Alumnae/i Virtual Interview Days
Alumnae/i Interview Days for 2023-2024 will be on September 27, October 15, November 11, December 2, and January 7. Interviews will be available in early September. Register here.
In Your Area
Some Admissions Officers offer interviews while they are traveling. See if an AO is coming to your town and offering interviews by using our In Your Area tool.
Transfer and Nontraditional Applicant Interview
Transfer and nontraditional applicants should email admissions@brynmawr.edu to schedule an interview.
Important Note for Applicants in China
Because of the volume of requests, Bryn Mawr cannot accommodate alumnae/i or virtual interviews in China. As an alternative, you may arrange an interview with InitialView. We realize there is a cost for this service. While interviews are strongly encouraged, they are not required.
Being Your Best Self at Your Interview
Interviews can seem daunting, but they don’t have to be! Read this advice from two senior tour guide interviewers to help calm your nerves before your next interview.
Cindy Chea '22"Bryn Mawr interviewers simply want to have a conversation with you. They genuinely want to learn who you are and why you’re interested in being a part of the Bryn Mawr community."