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a question about interviews in general
Started by zellyen
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You don't really need to bring anything at all, except maybe a pen. At all of my interviews, they gave us folders to hold the info they give you. I brought a padfolio to take notes and hold copies of my app and other papers (to review before the day started and just in case they wanted to see it). I never used it (except to take notes at one school during their info session) and didn't need to bring it. Don't worry.
do people tend to go with a portfolio where they put their CV's, awards, accomplishments, works (ie: if you're an artist, a few pieces of your artwork) etc just in case?
i ask some people but got mixed answers so yea...
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I've been to 5 interviews, I never saw anyone do any of this.
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Dont forget your PSP or nintnedo DS either... you know for all that down time.
I went to 4 interviews and have 3 invites so far and I went with nothing more than a passport photo. Bringing a pen and a notepad isn't a bad idea for the financial aide portion.....but a portfolio is just overkill.