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Regarding Phone Call Interview Invitations
Started by Bob IV
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I've never had this experience, but when I got an acceptance call, the person didn't leave a message until the second time they tried and no one answered.
If you're unsure, check the area code of the call and then look at your portals for schools in that general area that you applied to. If you were offered an invite, there should theoretically be a link to choose a date on the portal.
If you're unsure, check the area code of the call and then look at your portals for schools in that general area that you applied to. If you were offered an invite, there should theoretically be a link to choose a date on the portal.
I've come to realize that fair number of schools still make phone calls as their primary means of extending interview invitations.
I work in what feels like a lead-lined underground mouse dungeon. Do schools usually leave a message?
Thanks!
Mine was through phone calling. During the application season - I just returned all unknown numbers or picked up - even if it's in the middle of lecturing a class lol.
Which schools use phone calls for II's still?
UCF I know for sure. I think UM, but I think they use email too.Which schools use phone calls for II's still?
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Which schools use phone calls for II's still?
SUNY Upstate for MD/PhD, but they send a packet in the mail as well. I've gotta say it makes it feel more personal and inviting.
So I'm hoping the missed call from oklahoma wasn't one of the UC's offering me an interview.
Interesting description. haha
lead-lined underground mouse dungeon.
Interesting description. haha
UCFWhat school was that?
The other two were UF and Dell at UT Austin.