<p>I just got an email from an alumnus about having a "meeting" at the Cornell Club in NYC. I applied to CAS, and I thought that they don't conduct interviews? Is this really an interview at all because I've heard that it's just so I can learn more about Cornell, but I'm not entirely sure. Will I be evaluated on this? </p>
<p>thanks in advance!</p>
<p>I had an interview and I'm in CAS. It's pretty informal. I forget exactly what they ask you, but it has no bearing on whether you get in or not. I suggest you bring questions about Cornell to the interview since it's mainly for you to learn about Cornell, not for Cornell to learn about you.</p>
<p>The interview is of little importance in the admissions process, but in your case, you should definitely go -- because of the cool location.</p>
<p>Few applicants -- and probably, few students -- have seen the inside of the Cornell Club in NYC. </p>
<p>My daughter had her interview in a Starbucks. How boring.</p>
<p>I had my interview in a library. ew! Well, my interview was an interrogation, and the lady wrote down every single word I said... it was quite scary. But, it seems that everyone else's went fine, so don't worry. :D</p>