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05 Jul 2007, 19:12
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I havent yet looked into the application process for most schools, but i was curious, are the interviews mandatory or optional? Do all schools require an interview? Are they done on a case by case basis? I have heard that some schools do interviews in groups. Is that correct? How long to interviews normally last?
I would appreciate as much information as possible before i get myself started at looking at most schools.
Thanks
I would appreciate as much information as possible before i get myself started at looking at most schools.
Thanks
05 Jul 2007, 23:53
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There are several options:
a) Some schools required that YOU schedule an interview on campus before or after applying. If you failed to do so and they are interested in you, they may "remind" you of the requirement later during the app. season.
b) Some schools offer invitation-only interviews. Patterns vary widely, with some schools inviting only the applicants with high chances of admittance and other schools inviting virtually everyone.
c) Some schools may admit (or waitlist) a few candidates which they haven't interviewed. This practice was not unusual a few years back, though it seems to be very uncommon (if not completely abandoned) since recently.
Interviews can be: on campus with admissions staff, on campus with students, off campus with alumni, off campus with admissions staff, and on phone (typically with admissions staff, sometimes with alumni).
L.
a) Some schools required that YOU schedule an interview on campus before or after applying. If you failed to do so and they are interested in you, they may "remind" you of the requirement later during the app. season.
b) Some schools offer invitation-only interviews. Patterns vary widely, with some schools inviting only the applicants with high chances of admittance and other schools inviting virtually everyone.
c) Some schools may admit (or waitlist) a few candidates which they haven't interviewed. This practice was not unusual a few years back, though it seems to be very uncommon (if not completely abandoned) since recently.
Interviews can be: on campus with admissions staff, on campus with students, off campus with alumni, off campus with admissions staff, and on phone (typically with admissions staff, sometimes with alumni).
L.
