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12 Dec 2005, 14:06
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Hjort,
One of the schools I am applying to (Darden) makes interviewing optional, but strongly recommended. I cannot meet the round 2 deadline to interview but I can interview if I apply for round 3. All the advice I've read said it's much better to apply in round 2 than in 3, when most of the spots are gone. At the same time, it's always good to interview. So, what would you advise I do? thanks.
One of the schools I am applying to (Darden) makes interviewing optional, but strongly recommended. I cannot meet the round 2 deadline to interview but I can interview if I apply for round 3. All the advice I've read said it's much better to apply in round 2 than in 3, when most of the spots are gone. At the same time, it's always good to interview. So, what would you advise I do? thanks.
13 Dec 2005, 12:37
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I think I am an average interviewer. I am a non traditional applicant, slightly older, and my story is unusual. I think I will be able to convey my story well in my application. Another thing, I am very familiar with Darden since I attended UVA for law school and attended a Darden info session, but this was a few years ago.
