<p>The interview isn’t an inquisition, but a chance for you to ask some questions and for the interviewer to learn a bit about you. Try to have a real conversation; look the person in the eye. And don’t try to impose an agenda. If you’ve done your homework about Reed you’ll have some questions, and you’ll be thinking about how you might contribute to the social and intellectual community.</p>
<p>Both of my kids went into their first interviews with some trepidation but came out laughing. Keep your sense of humor.</p>