1x general interview (15 mins); 1x test of comprehension and analysis (1 hour); 2x subject interviews
Interview 1: unseen passage, personal statement, general literature; Interview 2: personal statement, new topics
Mock interviews; further reading outside personal statement
Nope!
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One 15 minute general interview on interests and a little bit on personal statement topics, which wasn’t very important.
A one hour long
Then two subject interviews, one for each language.
All spanned over 3 days in mid December.
One interview with 15 minutes to prepare a passage of peculiar but not too challenging German to discuss in German, followed by a 30-45 minute interview on the passage, personal statement topics and more general discussion of literature (the latter two discussed in English). First question on the passage was unexpected - about the themes of the passage. Then some questions on the tone and also grammatical questions. The general questions were about ideas expressed in books I had read and gradually became more and more specific and challenging to answer.
Then a 30-45 minute interview for Latin, in which we discussed personal statement topics - such as Latin poetry - and a variety of topics which were completely new, including questions about classical linguistics.
Nope.