What to bring to an interview

[jmcnyc]

Is it inappropriate to show up with a bag or a folder when going to an interview?

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[AtYourCervix]

not at all. almost everyone brings either a bookbag or folder.

dukegirlie

 

[Coalboy]

It might be inappropriate to show up *in* a bag. It muffles your voice, making it difficult for the interviewers to hear you. Plus, it's really hot.



How's that for a 100th post?

 

[jmcnyc]

how about if i show up "in the bag" to calm my nerves!!

 

[Coalboy]

You could tell the interviewers it was "your special place."

 

[UCMonkey]

Anyone show up with all your luggage? If so, did they give you a place to put it?

 

[GoatBoy]

Originally posted by Monkeyrunner:
•Anyone show up with all your luggage? If so, did they give you a place to put it?•••

the luggage thing is what I was wondering about too. <img src="confused.gif" border="0">

 

[Coalboy]

I don't know this firsthand, but I've heard that most schools are perfectly fine with you bringing luggage, and will give you a place to store it while you interview.

 

[Rumit]

Every place I've been to has been totally cool with that. They usually let people leave their stuff in the admissions office or something.

Adam

 

[isa]

I've had to leave my luggage in the office of 2 schools twice. They were very accomodating and actually prepared for it.

 

[simpleton]

I left my garmet bag at in the deans office and low and behold, when I returned after interviews were over my clothes had been freshly pressed and folded back into my bag. How thoughtful I thought!

 

[Premed315U]

simpleton, so they opened your suitcase and ironed your clothes?

 

[Coalboy]

I think it was a joke.

I can see the prospectus now: "We specialize in geriatric medicine, trauma surgery, and laundry."