contraidentukl wrote:
For those who interviewed on campus, did anyone attend a class? If so, what did you find helpful, would you mind sharing? I'm interviewing next week, but all the class visit spots are filled.
The class I went to was an econ class, and the case was on tariffs. Professor was excellent, he guided the conversation really well. A small minority of students seemed disinterested, but most of the class was engaged and involved in the discussion. Allowing computers seemed at times distracting, but there weren't too many people typing, plus I can also see the benefit of computers (the guy in front of me was a OneNote pro). The classrooms themselves are pretty typical: stadium seating in a half-circle, projector, and chalkboards. The students were very welcoming, and the prospectives had to play a game at the beginning of class
I'll echo the others here: you can probably sneak your way into a class. In my class, there were two people who hadn't signed up for the class visit, but sat on steps or in the back during class. Just ask the receptionist/host in the morning.