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Keilexandra
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I amazingly managed to get an interview scheduled on less than a day's notice, due to time and locale constraints (a possible dearth of alumni back home). [View Full Report] |
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d'smom
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Went well. Interviewer put son at ease and they had a great conversation. Seemed to be evaluative in nature. They discussed all kinds of information. i/e grades, courses, EC's, sports, clubs [View Full Report] |
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M's Mom
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The interview with my son lasted over an hour: If you take the trouble to visit, I guess they take the time to really get to know you. [View Full Report] |
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NealJ2K
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Very nice, friendly interviewer! [View Full Report] |
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imka21
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Fairly basic - we talked about me, my school work, and extracurriculars for about half the time and then my dad was invited in so we could both ask questions about the school. [View Full Report] |
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bethievt
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It was my son's second interview. The admissions officer was wonderful--very friendly--and put him at ease right away. [View Full Report] |
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jespere
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Very well. Great adcom. Very smooth. [View Full Report] |
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stepherzzz
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The interview was relatively informal and the interviewer was really nice. She made me feel comfortable, and was not pressing in her questions. The interview was evaluative as well as informative. [View Full Report] |
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Father of the Boarder
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The interview means something here. Small schools, with less applications, have time to hold these events and actually listen . . . [View Full Report] |