<p>I don’t feel like my interview went very well. How will this effect me?</p>
<p>There's nothing you can do about it, so just relax and do the best you can with the rest of the app.
I didn't feel like mine went well either, but as far as I know they're non-evaluative (or at least not super-evaluative? maybe someone with more concrete info can help us out). And you showed interest either way.</p>
<p>Obviously it is affecting you by making you upset and worried ..... I doubt if it will affect your adcom decision however. Lots of people rethink and feel that an interview went badly when in fact it was a neutral event. Don't stress.</p>
<p>I'm sorry to hear that... but I think it will not hurt your chances. The interview will not make or break you (according to my counsellor)</p>
<p>I'm really glad to hear it won't break me...at the end of the interview she said, "I'll pass along my impressions and give my endorsement." Is that okay? I just felt like it was really hit-and-miss. Bryn Mawr is my very first choice too:( I love it.</p>
<p>Why do you think the interview went badly? Is it possible that you're wrong, and that you actually made a pretty good impression---or at least a fair one? How long did you talk? What kinds of questions did the interviewer ask? Did you make it clear that Bryn Mawr is your very first choice?</p>
<p>Actually, I think I may be overreacting. I did make is very clear Bryn Mawr was my first choice. We talked for a little bit over an hour and a half, and I ask her a ton of questions about her experience at Bryn Mawr and we discussed everything from classes, to summers, to the perils of waitressing. I think it may have gone better than I originally felt. :)...I hope! I love Bryn Mawr.</p>