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sixersfan

sixersfan

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Hey everyone, I interviewed at my top choice school today and most of the interview went well and I think I answered the questions well but this one interviewer in the back asked me two hard questions. I don't think I completely bombed the questions. At worst I think they were neutral responses. I just was not expecting to be asked those things. Do you think this is a deal breaker for me?
 
sixersfan said:
Hey everyone, I interviewed at my top choice school today and most of the interview went well and I think I answered the questions well but this one interviewer in the back asked me two hard questions. I don't think I completely bombed the questions. At worst I think they were neutral responses. I just was not expecting to be asked those things. Do you think this is a deal breaker for me?
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Why are you worrying about something you can't change?

Without being there, no one can answer your question.

So forget about this and move onto the next school.

And wise SDNers should always consider themselves rejected until they get the Accept email in their Inbox.
 
sixersfan said:
Hey everyone, I interviewed at my top choice school today and most of the interview went well and I think I answered the questions well but this one interviewer in the back asked me two hard questions. I don't think I completely bombed the questions. At worst I think they were neutral responses. I just was not expecting to be asked those things. Do you think this is a deal breaker for me?
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I'm sure you did fine, at most they just wanted to see how you respond under pressure and clearly, you didn't crack since you responded the best you could. Just relax and focus on what you can control at the moment. Hope it all works out for the best, good luck!
 
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