<p>I have a scholarship interview this Monday with the Orange County Georgia Tech Club (in CA). I didn't really think about it before, but it just clicked to me. </p>
<p>What do you think they'll ask me? Should I do some kind of research or something before I go? Or should I just walk in?</p>
<p>I interviewed with the alumni club in my area last year, and they asked a lot of basic questions about your background, your activities, your interest in Tech, and your application/essays. You should probably know a little about Tech before you go. I hope that helps. :)</p>
<p>Thanks a lot man. :)</p>
<p>Hey guys I came back from my interview a little while ago, and here are some of the things I learned/they told me:</p>
<p>Georgia Tech is internationally well-known and you can pretty much get a job anywhere after you graduate.
Tech life is really hard if you're an engineer, and it's pretty much a full-time job.
You'll make more friends in your major than in your dorms, although your dorm friends can be pretty helpful since you're "all in the same boat."
You <em>basically</em> don't need to go to Grad School.
It's very easy to get to and from the airport(s), and there's a sort of tram that goes around Atlanta.
Tech has LOTS of research opportunities. They pretty much have a small CAMPUS for biomedical E.
They have huge research partnerships with Emory U.
Tech has some program with a bunch of companies where students are pretty much guaranteed jobs.</p>
<p>I was put as the "2nd Alternate" for the scholarship in our area. What do you think the chances of me getting it are? I'm guessing pretty slim, lol.</p>