- BAA Quick Links
Meet the future of Brown!
No matter where in the world you live, you can assist the Admission Office by interviewing applicants, speaking to students at college fairs, hosting acceptance parties, and helping to bring the Brown experience to high school students in your area.
How much time is involved?
Begin as a BASC interviewer conducting three or more interviews per year with local applicants. There are ways to be involved all year round. If you are able to contribute more of your time - represent Brown at college fairs, organize an acceptance party, or pursue a leadership position as an Area Chair. Area Chairs coordinate all of the BASC efforts for their local committee. (Learn more about BASC program roles.)
What kind of training is offered?
BASC offers online training tools including the Interviewer Handbook, training videos and more (log in required)
. Your Area Chair and Regional Director are excellent sources of advice, training, and encouragement in your local area. If you still have questions, contact the BASC office.
How can I join BASC?
Sign up here (log-in required).
Who can I interview?
If you are interested in recruiting and interviewing PLME or Talent Quest (first-generation college students, low-income students and/or students of color) applicants, please notify your Area Chair or contact the BASC office.
What if I would like an alumni interview?
Once you've applied, your name is automatically put on a list for interviewing. Early Decision candidates may inquire about interview status beginning November 15. Regular Decision candidates may inquire about interview status beginning February 1. For more information, contact the BASC office.