<p>I have an interview with an Alumni on Sunday.. It's at a fancy hotel/restaurant place called The American Club in Kohler, Wisconsin. I really want to do well, and I'm curious as to what to wear.. Would Khakis and a dress shirt be sufficient? Should I wear a tie? Or would that be overdoing it? Any helpful tips would be appreciated. Thanks. x)</p>
<p>If the place is a fancy place, then try a tie. If not, then don't. </p>
<p>For example, if interviewing at some place like Starbucks, you don't want to show up in a suit; that'd look pretty tacky. Just dress to suit your personality and the place.</p>
<p>What he ^^ said.</p>
<p>American Club is a country club, with many locations across the globe. If it's during the day it would be appropriate to wear a polor shirt or oxford shirt with a pair of khakis, and a pair of loafers, no sneakers.</p>
<p>HAHAHAHAHA</p>
<p>dude, dude, my interview is in the common room of my interviewer's apartment building ... </p>
<p>ull do great, just dont go undressed</p>
<p>mine's at her house... so i'm just wearing what i'm wearing to school on tuesday... (my spanish honor soicety polo shirt and some khaki shorts)</p>
<p>does anyone have any idea how dartmouth interviews typically go? do they drive the interviews with any particular topics?</p>
<p>My son had an interview with two alums from our town, and it was very pleasant and general and all about his interests. He enjoyed it, I think.</p>
<p>i just had mine yesterday, and the alum was cool, it was more of a discussion that sorta stalled at times cause when i stopped talking, she had no clue what to add to what i had said, and so she moved on and asked another question and in between i would just use some stuff she said and shoot a question about dartmouth at her .... but it was ok, mine was farily casual</p>
<p>(i was slightly nervous .... but i hope i returned to normal, i dont rememba hahaha)</p>
<p>Wow, you guys dress well.</p>