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bringing stuff with u on the interview
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I didnt.
I wouldn't bring them. If they want to know about them you can give them the pertinent information.
Besides, if you have an interview then that tells you that the school believes your stats are up to par with what they are looking for. The interview is for you to impress them as a person--as a future student and colleague. At that point they probably don't care much about any publications. They want to know if you're going to cause trouble for the next 4 years, and whether you'll be a good alumni and meet the mission of the school.
Besides, if you have an interview then that tells you that the school believes your stats are up to par with what they are looking for. The interview is for you to impress them as a person--as a future student and colleague. At that point they probably don't care much about any publications. They want to know if you're going to cause trouble for the next 4 years, and whether you'll be a good alumni and meet the mission of the school.
