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i have spring break right and come back to school 3/22 which is a monday and i have an orgo2 midterm on that day from 1pm-3pm..would it be safe to schedule an interview at 6pm which is 3hrs after my midterm? or is the interview process very nerve racking and with the midterm ill be drained out? what would you guys suggest?
 
Hmm, started my break today--unofficially 🙂 anywho, back to your question. Honestly, it all depends on your level of readiness and how you decide to spend your break. I would say that if youre well prepared the process isnt so nerve racking but it's easier said than done....Im sure some of us have been in situations where we prepared thoroughly but had a poor showing. With that said, I'd say go for it and use the momentum to get it done (just my opinion and what I'd do if I were in your position...doesnt mean you ought to). But if you can schedule a different day and think is best for you.....that would work too.

Good luck w/ your exam and interview...
 
Hmm, started my break today--unofficially 🙂 anywho, back to your question. Honestly, it all depends on your level of readiness and how you decide to spend your break. I would say that if youre well prepared the process isnt so nerve racking but it's easier said than done....Im sure some of us have been in situations where we prepared thoroughly but had a poor showing. With that said, I'd say go for it and use the momentum to get it done (just my opinion and what I'd do if I were in your position...doesnt mean you ought to). But if you can schedule a different day and think is best for you.....that would work too.

Good luck w/ your exam and interview...

I second this. I'd schedule it 6pm after your exam as well. But, I'm also an evening/night person and that's where I shine. I'm more cognizant and quicker on my feet in the early evening than in the mornings.
 
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