<p>I think it went AWSOME... my interviewer was genuinely interested in me and we talked for about an hour</p>
<p>so ya, I 'm pumped.... but I doubt I have a chance to make Princeton lol</p>
<p>i wish i had an interview. but i'm not giving up hope. i'm international so ....</p>
<p>and coolkash$, do not give up hope !</p>
<p>haha thanks for the vote of confidence, I just don't want to get my hopes up lol</p>
<p>and have it crashing down</p>
<p>what did ya talk about cool?</p>
<p>I have mines next saturday -_-</p>
<p>the person who is interviewing me is a Woodrow Wilson Scholar.... uh oh</p>
<p>mine is tonight.</p>
<p>and as divine providence would mandate....i have a very, very sore throat.</p>
<p>me too. i have mine tonight at 8 pm
i'm getting prepared right now
good luck to you, zelda</p>
<p>I asked her about the town, dorms, and eating-clubs and she gave me a great and detailed view of all of them</p>
<p>then I asked her about if the setting and buildings reminded her about Harry Potter, cuz it was in a list somewhere on one of the most 'harry potter'-like schools... haha she laughed at that and said she could see that</p>
<p>i had mine tonight as well. Overall I was really happy with how it went. It lasted about 1 1/2 hours, and my interviewer had only expected it to last an hour, so maybe that's a sign that he was interested in what we were talking about. But anyway... how can you tell that an interview was good? What makes a great interview? I mean... I felt like i did well, but really how do I know? Any indicators that you can think of?</p>
<p>also... my interviewer gave me his business card. it has a business address and an email address on it. which do you think is better for a thank you: a hand written note mailed to the business address? or a thank-you email? (if it makes a difference, we corresponded by email when we were setting up the interview) thanks for the input</p>
<p>i had mine last night...lasted about an hour. </p>
<p>she didn't really ask about me. it was more like she wanted me to ask questions. but, she was very friendly and we both were talkative and bubbly, so i guess it worked.</p>
<p>she did light up when i said i wanted to do creative writing and at the end she said that "she has nothing but amazing things to write about [me]"</p>
<p>i take that as a good sign, i guess :)</p>
<p>she said that "she has nothing but amazing things to write about [me]"</p>
<p>^^ My interviewer didn't say anything along those lines. I wish he had though, so I would have a better idea of the kind of impression i made. the closest he came to saying that was "your story sounds a lot like mine". He probably has talked to so many amazing interviewees that maybe I felt like the interview went better than he did. Oh well... I hope he has a positive report for me.</p>
<p>I just had mine and my interviewer was fascinating and we had a great discussion. How much weight do you think their write-ups count for?</p>