<p>I'm going to a group interview for a school that I'm applying to in about a week. I'll appreciate any advice, suggestions, etc., you have for doing well in a group interview.</p>
<p>Thank you again.</p>
<p>I think these group interviews are more informational than evaluative. That is, the interviewer is not there to make any judgments about you, but rather to give you information about the school - at most the interviewer might keep notes on the names of students who seemed particularly interested. So I guess the best thing you could do to prepare is to research something about the school in advance so you can ask some reasonably intelligent questions - by which I mean something that would indicate that you had some familiarity with the school and its offerings.</p>
<p>In addition, listen respectfully to the other students who are with you, allowing them to finish their sentences (not show off) and respectfully submity our opinions. You'll be fine!</p>