

Stratus2675 said:I received an interview request from NYCOM today and I scheduled it for January 11th.
Has anyone who interviewed already received an acceptance yet? just want to see how long it takes to hear.
Thanks
Stratus2675 said:I received an interview request from NYCOM today and I scheduled it for January 11th.
Has anyone who interviewed already received an acceptance yet? just want to see how long it takes to hear.
Thanks
HunterGatherer said:looks like the second batch of interviews went out. I'll be there for the morning session on 1/4/06. Are there double interview sessions just for January?
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lilzelda said:i just got offered an interview, i'm happy
lilzelda said:My stats aren't that good and I'm surprise NYCOM is actually interested in me, it might be b/c i'm from NYC.
R u guys reading up ethical stuff, do u know any good websites thats discuss ethics
lilzelda said:um i sent out AACOMAS b4 Sept I beleive and I know my rec's have just recently got there b/c they were sent out on Nov 15, I don't actually check up on my applications, I don't know if thats a bad thing so I don't know when I actually got complete. But they contacted me b4 via e-mail in Oct with a question about physics, and now I have the interview for 1/10
SuperDOgirl said:Wow, I can't believe I got an invitation to interview at NYCOM.
HunterGatherer said:Please fill out the interview feedback. I like knowing what questions they asked. Also hoping to learn more about the MD interviewer posted on the feedback forum.
Group... but they offered the chance to hang out after the interview day was over to talk to anyone available in the office, and I'm assuming that would include the financial aid rep. The whole day was laid back and not stressful at all. It was almost a little TOO laid back... if that's possible! Good luck!HunterGatherer said:Also, at the Open House they said that each interviewer would have a chance to talk to the financial aid rep. Was it a one-on-one or group session?

HunterGatherer said:Did a search and could not find it. Did you type out your answers to "Why do you want to go to NYCOM' question on a seperate piece of paper?
jmv10 said:i typed answers to all of the questions and the questions themselves on one sheet of paper and attached it to the original sheet. My answer to the "why do you want to go to NYCOM" question was only about three sentences long on my typed sheet because that's all they gave room for on the original. The interviewer looked over my typed sheet periodically during the interview, so I think I made the right decision by squeezing it all onto one page. This made it easier for him to move smoothly through his questions. I am answering this question because i was concerned about this aspect of the interview and couldn't get an answer before my interview! I did ask at the open house, and the assistant director of admissions told me that typing it and writing "see attached" on the original is acceptable. Hope this helps.
HunterGatherer said:I wrote up a whole page to that question and now I'm considering junking it for a 5 sentence answer.hmmmm...
XKV said:Hahaha...the directions said 'within the space provided.' But if the AdOffice says you can attach a sheet and write a full paragraph, go for it.