Baylor Interview Problem

That sounds very unlike a Baylor interview, although to be fair, I would take what she says with a small grain of salt -- interviews are only 30 minutes, ergo, he couldn't have spent 45 minutes grilling her on her faith --I know that's not the point, I'm just trying to show that embellishment and misinterpretation may be playing into this as well. If this girl feels there was a problem, she should immediately contact the admissions office -- they definitely want to know if any interviewer has an experience that makes them uncomfortable. However, I also can't help but think that there might have been something else going on here because that is just so untypical of a Baylor interview -- maybe the girl wrote at length about her religion or heritage on her application, and that was why it came up in the interview. As for moral/ethical arguments or debates, those are actually considered pretty standard fare for many interviews. He shouldn't have asked her just because of her faith, but again, there may have been something else going on that triggered that. Anyways, just some thoughts. The take-home message is that she should contact the admissions office no matter what.