<p>Hello All! I am sure all of you smart students are sick of questions about interviews, but hopefully you won't mind answering a few questions of mine.</p>
<p>So, I am meeting an admissions director for a college at a coffee shop. Well, I REALLY want to make a good impression, because this isn't just an alum. interviewer, it's the guy that will actually decide my fate(happen to live in proximity of SE adcom). </p>
<p>I want to know what the etiquette is. Do I arrive exactly on time, early, or fashionably late(just kidding)
? Do I sit down first waiting for the interviewer, or do I stand at door? Do I pay for her coffee, or should I allow her to pay. I know she might offer, but I think this is an uncomfortable situation either way. </p>
<p>Also, what do I bring. Right now, I have a copy of my resume, a transcript, my senior year schedule, and my Why College X essay. I want her to read these things early, so she can have a good impression. And maybe she might fancy a look when she gets home, and gives more time to look at my EC's.</p>
<p>I don't have very good SAT scores, but I have strong ACT and AP scores. Should I bring a copy of that stuff, or just leave at home?</p>
<p>Thanks so much, and I respect the opinions of y'all so much.</p>
<p>And I posted this on the parents forum, but uhh...wasn't too helpful.</p>