Hi all, I hope this isn’t a silly question. But should I bring anything to an interview, such as my resume, notebook? Thanks for the help!
Congrats on scoring an interview! I would suggest a copy of your resume just to be extra prepared. Also a notepad and pen came in handy for my interview! I kept it all in a slick black portfolio. Good luck!Hi all, I hope this isn’t a silly question. But should I bring anything to an interview, such as my resume, notebook? Thanks for the help!
Thank you for the reply!Congrats on scoring an interview! I would suggest a copy of your resume just to be extra prepared. Also a notepad and pen came in handy for my interview! I kept it all in a slick black portfolio. Good luck!
Thank you, that's a great idea!Bonus points if you bring thank you notes to the interview to hand to the interviewers at the end of the interview.
Hi all, I hope this isn’t a silly question. But should I bring anything to an interview, such as my resume, notebook? Thanks for the help!
I was specifically remembered positively from my interview for this and the professors were surprised and very grateful. I know many people who have done this for both PT, Med, Pharmacy, and other graduate programs. It has set them apart as most people do not think to send thank you notes let alone bring them with them. I mean to each their own.I would recommend bringing and nice black portfolio, in it have 2 pens, paper to take notes on, a paper with questions you wish to ask the faculty (shows preparedness), copy of resume. I personally would not bring pre-written thank you notes, this may come off as odd and very kiss ass. A good alternative is to ask for their business card after the interview (most professors have them). This way you can email them a thank you and mention something unique you both discussed during the interview. This will showcase gratitude while eliminating the essences of kissing ass just to get into a program.
I was specifically remembered positively from my interview for this and the professors were surprised and very grateful. I know many people who have done this for both PT, Med, Pharmacy, and other graduate programs. It has set them apart as most people do not think to send thank you notes let alone bring them with them. I mean to each their own.
Bonus points if you bring thank you notes to the interview to hand to the interviewers at the end of the interview.