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Temple on Tuesday
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Hello,
When I interviewed, I stayed at Club Quarters--it is a private hotel but if you are not a member you can book a room through an online travel service, like expedia or united airline hotels. The room was $98/night; well worth it b/c the proximity to Temple and b/c of the super nice rooms.
When I interviewed, I stayed at Club Quarters--it is a private hotel but if you are not a member you can book a room through an online travel service, like expedia or united airline hotels. The room was $98/night; well worth it b/c the proximity to Temple and b/c of the super nice rooms.
I will be there....staying at the Alexander Inn.
I stayed at the Alexander Inn last year for my interview. It is a nice place. The neighborhood is a little "fruity" but its nice. You are only about 9 blocks away from Jim's Steaks on 4th and South street. The best cheese steaks in the area IMO. Only ~8 blocks away from Old City, with all the history of Philly. You could take the subway to school if not a cab ride is only about ~$15.
Good Luck on your interview.
I will be there....staying at the Alexander Inn.
Me and Kevin are gonna get some drinks.. Let me know what your plans are and you can join us on Monday for some colds ones... Or maybe we'll be smart and just get coffee...
doubt it.
11:45 pm the plane lands....
😱 yeah that is pretty late. Have a safe flight and I'll see you tuesday. Good luck to us.
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I stayed at the Alexander Inn last year for my interview. It is a nice place. The neighborhood is a little "fruity" but its nice.
I stayed there as well; I thought it was great, but the wireless connection was marginal. It's close to the Broad St. line subway station, I just took that to the interview.
Make sure you guys have an answer to "What is your favorite dental instrument and why?" cause Brian (you'll meet him tomorrow, nice guy) likes to use it as sort of an ice breaker when you are introducing yourself.
do they really still ask this?
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