<p>Man, my interviewer told me to meet him at this place, except it was a big place and we didnt find each other. Long story short, he thinks i was late and told me he wouldnt reschedule and instead referred me back to the central office. </p>
<p>I already had slim chances, now i think Its over.</p>
<p>Bye bye New Haven, and hello cruel fate</p>
<p>The interview barely matters for Yale. People with horrible interviews have gotten in, people with outstanding interviews have gotten rejected.</p>
<p>don't stress. the interview won't make you or break you. And what's more, even if it did, you can't do anything about it now. So relax, and enjoy the next few blissful months before decisions come out and the stress factor in our lives increases exponentially.</p>
<p>Very sorry about the snafu.
The interviewer (being the adult in this situation) bears the bigger share of the blame though...</p>
<p>Here are some preventive tips for intv appts like that:
1. Have each other's cellphone #'s!
2. Discuss how to find each other (at a busy place): type of apparel, location within a store/library etc.
A good way for interviewer(s) to identify themselves is to wear a college-specific cap/sweater etc.
Both as ID & advertisement/boost for his/her college!</p>
<p>definitely call the central office and explain</p>
<p>something like that almost happened to me. My interviewer told me to meet him in Borders, and I got there early to look for him, but the thing is, people sit down by themselves all the time in Borders. It worked out though because I wandered around as if lost.</p>
<p>I'm sorry it didn't work out for you.</p>
<p>For me, I got the wrong address. But my lady was chill and reschedualed.</p>
<p>yale doesnt care about the interview.</p>
<p>Ouch you're interviewer sounds really stuck up. Sorry though. Hopefully it won't matter. Besides, thats what Princeton is for!</p>
<p>(lol jk-pton is cool)</p>