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06 May 2013, 12:16
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chitownconsultant88
Hi chitownconsultant88, sorry I saw this message pretty late. I just sent you a PM.
06 May 2013, 13:39
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I have a question which is a bit difficult to answer, especially considering that the people with a good answer may not be engaged in this thread any more.
How accurate was your impression of your chances of acceptance with respect to how your interview went. So in other words, did anyone feel like they bombed the interview, but got accepted despite that? Or conversely, was anyone surprised that they didn't get accepted after what they thought was a stellar interview?
As you can tell, I'm not over-thinking this at all... not at all :p
How accurate was your impression of your chances of acceptance with respect to how your interview went. So in other words, did anyone feel like they bombed the interview, but got accepted despite that? Or conversely, was anyone surprised that they didn't get accepted after what they thought was a stellar interview?
As you can tell, I'm not over-thinking this at all... not at all :p
06 May 2013, 15:22
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Yankle
I know it's easier said than done, but don't overthink it. I wouldn't say I thought I bombed my interview, but I walked out thinking it could have gone much, much better. I even sat in on a class afterwards and didn't pay attention to what the professor was saying because i was replaying in my head what I thought I should have said to many of the questions. And I got accepted.
You will find tales all over the place of people who thought they bombed it and got accepted, and people who thought they nailed the interview and got flat-out rejected. Remember, the interview is just one part of your application, and is not the final word. Hope that helps- good luck!
