More just occasional scribbles...the hour was much more conversational than I expected, not a rigid "go down the list" questioning...I would say something in response to a question, and the interviewer would then ask a follow up question, and then we would venture fairly far afield from the standard questions...the hour really flowed well, and he seemed genuinely interested in aspects of my background which are pretty doggone non traditional, so maybe that helped me - at least I hope it "helped" me in terms of his presentation of my file to the committee.
It would be interesting and useful to hear from other people. For the most part, however, the interview questions that people listed on the feedback for VCU are very indicative of the types of questions I was asked...if you look at those, most of the respondents called this a low stress interview, and I certainly agree with that. I would rate this as the lowest possible score on the stress meter.
Good luck to everyone. VCU is really a great school.
