…if you’re a veteran/still in the military Be patient Interview advice: Practice live interviews with friends & family Do every optional interview Thank the interviewer for their time Have a few multi-use stories ready to pull Learn to answer in the STAR format Tell stories for as many answers as you can Dress for…
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Admitted to University of Maryland…again and I was free of this existential dread. I have interviewed with two people who are dead and the head of a department that does not exist. I received a 150 on my first LSAT, retook it, and got a 151. Reported score? 301. Checkmate admissions. Time has lost all meaning, days, minutes, hours, all lies. Lies we…
…Wrote “top ten” optional statement. Participated in group interview. BU: Applied to PI Scholarship
…Irvine. Wrote top-10 list for Georgetown. Completed Alumni interview with Georgetown.
…with a scholarship. I would recommend you listen to the interviews with admissions faculty members 7Sage has on their podcast. They offer some insight and useful tips for when applying. Remember, you’ve got this! Best of luck with your admissions cycle!
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