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Interview day but also checkout date :(
Started by hihobi
I'm pretty sure your checkout time will be before your interview ends for every interview you will have.
Most hotels offer a service to let you keep your baggage behind the concierge's desk and most dental schools will offer a place to keep your baggage there too if you want
Just take all your stuff to UoM. They had a place for me to keep mine when I interviewed there.
This is the norm rather than the exception. For each interview call and ask the school. If it's not convenient at the school, leave your luggage with the bellman at the hotel -- they have a special closet for that.
Some hotels will accept to store your luggage somewhere in their hotels.
I am quoting a reply to someone who has similar situation( not exactly the same)
Storing luggage after check out. - Las Vegas Forum - TripAdvisor
I am quoting a reply to someone who has similar situation( not exactly the same)
Storing luggage after check out. - Las Vegas Forum - TripAdvisor
UoM stored three bags for me during my interview because my gf was with me at the time and wanted to see the city without taking bags everywhere. Good luck with your interview, it's an amazing school.
May I ask what the interview was like?
Interview was about an hour long with 2 on 1 style. They asked me the usual questions such as why dentistry, why U of M, why Minnesota. A tough question they asked me was name a time you didn't fulfill an obligation. But overall it was just like having a conversation and my strategy was just to talk with them as much as I could and smile. They didn't ask me anything about the long essays I wrote. Good luck!
I interviewed there in August. They have a place to put your bags.
Any tips on how to keep the convo going? The only thing that Im afraid is going to happen is going through a awkward silence :\
I am the master of awkward silences and I was fine during my interview there. They move from question to question pretty easily and ask good follow up questions so there really isn't much time for silences. All of the questions are about you and things you've done or experienced in the past so unless you get stumped on one of the questions (which you might, but they let you skip and come back if you want), then you'll be fine. Most people can talk forever about themselves. It honestly just felt like storytime.
Disclaimer: I interviewed 5 years ago so things may have changed since then.
This is pretty accurate.
