I'm a little bit hesitant since I don't have an acceptance yet anywhere and I don't want to be identified, you know, trying to stay anonymous. But yes, I felt terribly abused during the interview, and if you look back at the interview feedback that you can find on sdn, there are other reports of this, I think under the "things I wish I knew before I interviewed" section?? I think that is where it is?
I considered contacting the Dean of Admissions because it was so over the top.
I've had a fair number of interviews too, so it's not like I don't have anything to compare to.
Oh well, I'm glad others had a good experience and luck with this school. I clearly have not. Sometimes this is just the luck of the draw.
I went into the application and interview with an upbeat, happy, would definitely go here attitude. I guess, I don't have to say anything more than this; sure got that spirit kicked out of me.
I'm sure that wasn't a fun experience for you, but why didn't you say something when you were there? I think that it is unfortunate that you felt so attacked during your interview, and I think that the admission committee should definitely know about it.
Both of my interviews were pleasant, and I got the impression that that was how the admission's committee wanted them conducted. I'm sure they'd be interested in hearing your feedback.