Application Limit
A short time limit makes clarity, specificity, and structure especially important.
Brown Video Introduction PracticeShow who you are beyond the application
Practice a 90-second Brown University video introduction, get AI feedback on authenticity, storytelling, and fit, and improve how clearly you show who you are and why Brown interests you.
questions available20 questions
estimated per session3 min
Why It Matters
Why a strong Brown video introduction matters
Selective colleges increasingly use supplemental materials to understand applicants beyond grades, activities, and essays. A concise video introduction can help you add personal context, demonstrate authentic communication, and explain why Brown fits your goals and values.
Average Salary
US early-career earnings for Brown graduates show the long-term value of strong college outcomes.
Acceptance Rate
Highly selective admissions can make every optional or encouraged component more consequential.
Assessment Criteria
What the Brown video introduction evaluates
Responses are assessed on how authentically applicants present themselves, use specific stories or reflection, choose meaningful content beyond the written application, and explain credible interest in Brown within 90 seconds.
Skill
Skills reflect the qualities this Brown video introduction is designed to reveal.
Evaluation dimensions
These dimensions show how your video response is assessed across the program's configured scoring criteria.
Verbal/Speaking Feedback
7
Content Feedback
8
Answer Feedback
7
Expression
6
How it works
How Video Introduction works on MYLS
Start a timed practice session, answer role-specific questions, review your AI feedback, then practice again to improve your ability scores.
1
Choose your program
2
Answer timed questions
3
Review your report
4
Practice again to improve
Sample topics
Sample Video Introduction questions
These examples come from the program question bank where available and show the style of practice questions.
What do you love about your neighborhood or hometown?Practice Share a time that you were moved by music or art.Practice How would your friends describe you?Practice
Practice all Video Introduction questions in MYLS What you get
Everything you need to improve your interview answers
From the session itself to the per-question breakdown, every feature is built around measurable practice.
The session
Realistic practice that builds confidence
Timed question flow
Practice with the same pacing and response format used by this program.
Audio-ready questions
Hear or read each question before responding, depending on the program setup.
Focused topic coverage
Each session pulls from the configured question bank.
Transcript and recording
Review what you said and how you delivered it after every session.
The report
Per-question analysis tied to the scoring criteria
84Score predictionTarget: 90/100
Score prediction
See your overall readiness and criterion-level scores.
Per-question feedback
Understand the exact issue in each response.
Improvement suggestions
Turn weak spots into concrete next practice goals.
Progress history
Repeat sessions and track your performance over time.
Who this is for
Wherever you are in your Video Introduction preparation
Practice works best when it is spoken, repeated, and tied to feedback you can act on.
1Application prep
Build a steady admissions practice rhythm
Practice to
- Turn school, activity, and personal stories into clear answers
- Keep your examples fresh before interviews begin
- Improve one communication skill at a time
2Starting point
Understand your current interview readiness
Practice to
- See how clearly you explain your interests and fit
- Learn what strong undergraduate interview answers need
- Find the skills to prioritize first
3Interview soon
Sharpen before your admissions interview
Practice to
- Organize your best examples quickly
- Reduce nervous pauses under timed conditions
- Build confidence before interview day
Practice outcomes
Recent Video Introduction outcomes
Learners who used MYLS to turn practice reports into targeted improvement.
PRACTICED
Brown University
Video Introduction
"The video interview practice was very useful and helped me feel much more confident and natural during the actual interview."
PRACTICED
UofT Rotman
Bachelor of Commerce
"The video-essay drills made my Rotman recording feel routine."
PRACTICED
University of Waterloo
Software Engineering
"The mock interview service was highly effective and realistic, helping me significantly improve my interview skills."
PRACTICED
Mcmaster University
IBEHS
"The mock interview support was incredibly helpful — the feedback was practical, encouraging, and really boosted my confidence throughout the application process."
PRACTICED
Western University
Ivey Business School
"The interview practice sessions really helped me stay calm and structured, turning what felt like a stressful process into something I could handle confidently."
PRACTICED
Yale University
Alumni
"The alumni chat was really helpful and gave me clear, honest insights into the program and application process."
PRACTICED
Stanford University
Alumni
"The alumni conversation felt very authentic and eye-opening — it gave me a realistic perspective on the program that you don’t usually get from official materials."
PRACTICED
University of Chicago
Video Profile
"The video interview practice was extremely helpful in making my responses more structured and confident during the real interview."
Outcomes are illustrative and may be anonymized.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What does this program evaluate?+
This program evaluates answer quality, communication, fit, and the skills needed for this opportunity.
How should I use the sample questions?+
Use them to understand the expected style, then start a real session to receive scored feedback.
Can I repeat the program?+
Yes. Repeated sessions help you build consistency and compare feedback over time.
What do I get after a session?+
You receive a structured report with scores, strengths, gaps, and suggestions for the next attempt.