Required Competitions

Community Service (10%)
Community Service takes 10% of the total score. It includes monetary and in-kind donations to people and organizations in need. It also includes your service (in hours) to the society. You will get the full score if you completed any (big or small) community service in 2026.

Interview (30%)
Interview takes 30% of the total score. Each contestant will participate in a fast-paced, individual interview with each of the three to four judges. Each judge will have 3 minutes for junior divisions (Little through Pre-Teen) and 5 minutes for senior divisions (Jr. Teen through Adult). During each interview, judges may ask one in-depth question or several shorter questions to assess the contestant’s confidence, personality, communication skills, and experiences. Questions may explore leadership, community involvement, cultural values, and personal interests. This format allows each judge to gain a well-rounded understanding of the contestant while keeping the interview dynamic and engaging.

Evening Gown Walk (20%)
Evening Gown Walk Competition takes 20% of the total score. Contestants will walk on the stage in the formal evening gown of choosing. The dress needs to be appropriate for your age. The make-up should be age appropriate. Contestants will be judged on confidence and poise. The walking pattern is shown below.


Personal Introduction (20%)
Personal Introduction takes 20% of the total score. Contestants will introduce themselves on stage using a microphone. The introduction should be 30 seconds or less. You are asked to say your name, age, and something interesting about yourself. Contestants will be judged on public speaking skills and stage presence.

On-stage Question (20%)
On-stage Question takes 20% of the total score. Contestants will draw a question from the Emcee and be given 30 seconds to answer it. The list of potential questions will be emailed to contestants once her registration is completed so that she can prepare them ahead of time. Please DO NOT memorize answers. They will be judged on communication skills and personality.
