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Interview Preparation Cheat Sheet

Some of Canada's biggest scholarships — including the Loran Award and TD Scholarship — require an interview. This cheat sheet gives you a quick-reference guide to prepare confidently, whether it is in-person, virtual, or panel-style.

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2026
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What you'll be able to do

Built so you stop spinning your wheels and start making real progress on your applications.

Replace messy notes with one organised system

Stop juggling tabs, sticky notes, and Google Docs you'll never find again.

Save hours per application

Templates do the structural work. You focus on what's unique to you.

Submit work you're actually proud of

Built around what Canadian scholarship committees and admissions officers actually look for.

What's inside

Every section, every template, every detail

No filler. Each piece is here because Canadian students actually need it for real applications.

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  • 8 most common scholarship interview questions with STAR-method answer frameworks
  • Virtual interview setup checklist (camera, lighting, background, audio)
  • Dos and don'ts list for scholarship interviews
  • 5 smart questions to ask the interviewer
  • 30-second elevator pitch template for 'Tell me about yourself'
  • Printable format — review it on the bus or in the waiting room
How to use it

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Print the cheat sheet and practise answering each question out loud. Use the STAR framework (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to structure your responses. Run through the virtual interview checklist if your interview is online.

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Student Prompt Library

Hand-written prompts you can copy into ChatGPT, Claude, or any other AI assistant — pre-loaded with the Canadian context (OSAP, Loran, Schulich, etc.) so the AI's first answer is actually useful.

Mock interview me

Use the night before — three rounds of pressure.

Roleplay as a panel interviewer for the {Loran / Schulich / TD / departmental} scholarship. Ask me one question at a time. After each answer:
1. Score it /10 on Specificity, Story Structure (STAR), and Confidence.
2. Show me one rewrite that's tighter.
3. Ask the next question, escalating difficulty.

Start with the warm-up: "Tell me about yourself in 60 seconds." Wait for my answer before continuing. Do not coach until I've answered.
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It's designed for Canadian high school and university students applying to scholarships, universities, and financial aid in Canada. If your application is Canadian, this template fits.
Yes — all templates are fully editable. The structure is set up for you, but everything inside is yours to adapt to your story, school, or scholarship.
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