<p>Hey guys,</p>
<p>I got an email last Thursday from Cornell telling me to email my interviewer to request an interview. It came with his name and email. I emailed him right away. However, it is now Sunday and I have not gotten a response yet. How long should I wait before I start worrying? And what should I do if he still doesn't reply?</p>
<p>I'd probably give it another 2-3 days. If he still doesn't reply I'd contact Cornell about it.</p>
<p>one of my friends had this same problem. If the person doesn't respond after a few emails, Cornell will hook you up with a different interviewer.</p>
<p>Should I email him again in case he missed the email?</p>
<p>Man, he still hasnt responded...</p>
<p>i called and left a message- nothing for a week. e-mailed her, then she responded. sometimes people are just out of town, you might have to wait a while (maybe a week or more). i wouldnt freak out, and worst comes to worst, just call Cornell and request a new one. not that hard, and certainly nothing to "freak out" about.</p>
<p>If you live close enough (within 400 miles,) I would totally just go to the school for an interview. The professor/admission counselors are really impressed when you go the extra mile to make it on campus. Most people I know went to interview on campus to interview (unless they lived in California or Oregon or something.)</p>
<p>But yeah, if you insist on the alum interview....call the school. Chances are if the alum doesnt respond to you, he won't write thoughtful long recommendation anyways.</p>
<p>GL</p>
<p>He still has not responded yet...</p>
<p>Would you guys recommend that I send another email again?</p>
<p>Appleapple: Can you do an on campus interview for the engineering school? I already had my alumni interview, but if I had the chance to do an on campus interview, I'd take it.</p>
<p>Since engineering doesn't require an interview, it is just informational, unlike Hotel and AAP, I don't think it would make a difference. In fact, given that they are in the midst of the RD round, I wonder if you could even get an on campus interview with engineering.</p>