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Are you talking about UT or Louisville? I'm assuming you meant Louisville, so...um...some tips...Well, there were about 15 other applicants interviewing with me and we were in this really crowded little room. The dean of admissions was really nice and the whole day was really non-stressful. We just went over financial aid stuff, went on a tour, had lunch and then had our interviews. One with a student, the other with a faculty member. No hard questions at all...very conversational. The people were all very friendly, and the students seemed to be very close. The building was nice I thought...maybe a little old, but still in good condition. The parking is horrible though. (esp. for students) Overall, I liked it very much. It is my second choice to UT only because of the tuition difference. The good news is that they accept a larger number of out of state applicants than the average state school. Something like 36 I think. I would say that if you interview you have a good chance of getting in. Good luck! (Not that I really think you need it! 😉 )