I have an interview with Louisville later this month. It's my first choice school. Anyone have any advice/insight? It's much appreciated! Thanks!
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Louisville Interview
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By far the best interview I have had so far. They are extremely relaxed and approachable. Be yourself and try to direct the conversation to be a discussion and not an "initerview" Good Luck!
First of all, it is a very laid back interview. 2nd, make sure you TELL them that UofL is your first choice. I was doing early admission to UofL and the atmosphere of my interview changed completely when they knew that I wanted to go there. Part of the interview process is trying to recruit you to the school, letting you know what they can do for you.
If you tell them that you want to go there, they will spend much less time talking about the school and more time finding out why you should be accepted.
Worked for me 😛
If you tell them that you want to go there, they will spend much less time talking about the school and more time finding out why you should be accepted.
Worked for me 😛
The interview is really relaxed! I wasn't asked any difficult ethical questions or anything like that. One thing that they emphasize heavily in the interview is this: They want the interview to go a lot like a conversation, not one way Q & A. They want you to ask just as many questions as are asked to you.
They really are a group of awesome people-- so have fun!
They really are a group of awesome people-- so have fun!
