How to dress for Interview

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I am interviewing at PCO march 10th and I have a couple of questions:

1) pant suit or skirt suit?
2) Does anyone know how full the class is already?
3) Has anyone been recently interviewed (after feb 25)? How did it go and when do you find out if you've been accepted?
4) Are all interviews at PCO closed file?

Thanks!
 
I am interviewing at PCO march 10th and I have a couple of questions:

1) pant suit or skirt suit?
2) Does anyone know how full the class is already?
3) Has anyone been recently interviewed (after feb 25)? How did it go and when do you find out if you've been accepted?
4) Are all interviews at PCO closed file?

Thanks!


2) I talked to admissions on Monday, and they said there are approx 50 seats remaining.

4) Interviews are closed file.
 
For more interview details go to the interview feedback section of SDN. They'll post actual interview questions, open/closed file status, nearby hotels, etc.

Good luck :luck: on your interview.
 
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Wear whichever suit you're most comfortable in. And check the weather! I definitely don't recommend heels (tall ones anyway) because if you're going to be there a while your feet will really hurt by the end of the day! And I'm speaking from experience 🙂

Good luck!
 
I think a pant suit would be a good idea. 🙂 Good luck with your interview
 
2) I talked to admissions on Monday, and they said there are approx 50 seats remaining.

4) Interviews are closed file.


Yeah this is true, but the first thing my interviewer at PCO asked was "What is your GPA and OAT score?"
 
I wore a pants suit, and if you can walk in heels do it, b.c it corrects your posture, and it looks good.
 
Why not bring a spare pair of shoes in a large hand bag to save your feet? Wear heels to the interview and low shoes for school touring? Is this not practical?
 
I guess that's an option if your purse is big enough to fit heels into. Mine isnt. I'd still rather wear comfortable shoes the whole time, I don't think the interviewer gives a crap about what's on your feet. 😉
 
Yeah this is true, but the first thing my interviewer at PCO asked was "What is your GPA and OAT score?"

what really? has this happened often? did you talk about ur gpa oat or were you just point blank asked about in and moved on??