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Consulting2Finance
17 Feb 2012, 15:11
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You have 10 days to schedule the interview. It doesn't actually have to take place within the ten day period. That being said, when I was invited I only had like 5 days to choose from, even though I was invited the second day invites went out. I think for each "group" of invites they have days set aside to interview so I do not think there is any disadvantage to interviewing later in the process.
19 Feb 2012, 10:30
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If I have my interview on campus at 3PM, do you all think it's safe to book a flight at 9PM the same day leaving Dulles Airport? I have enough time, right?
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19 Feb 2012, 11:03
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If you leave Charlottesville by 5:00 PM you should be fine. Realistically, you could probably leave a little later, but you don't want to push it. There's a modest amount of traffic getting out of Cville, but it thins out after Ruckersville. From there, it's pretty clear sailing until you hit Gainesville where you connect with I-64, which leads you toward Dulles. Once on 64, you're going toward DC instead of out of it so it's a reverse commute that isn't all that bad. Of course, all it takes is a couple of wrecks and then it slows to a glacial pace. You just need to factor in that you're dropping a car. Security at Dulles isn't that bad, but could be better.
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