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GAH COLLEGE INTERVIEW
#21
Rayquaza2233 Wrote:This is not a Shenanigans thread, so you really should be serious in more than half your posts.

Can I be half-serious in all my posts?
This is a legitimate question.
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#22
Ditto to agreeing wholeheartedly with Retalion's post.

I had an interview for Princeton as well when I applied a few years ago. Went well, but didn't end up getting in. Don't stress about it, and build confidence on the fact you got one in the first place. With that established, again, see Retalion's amazing post.
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#23
At least you know you have an interview, I was on a tour at Hillsdale College and at the end they sat me and in a room and started drilling me and I was completely not prepared. Just be yourself and hold nothing back, you'll do great!
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#24
It was cool. He was a nice bloke. I didn't get to buy him coffee (in fact, he paid for me, and I couldn't pay him >_>). Talked about my tutoring and volunteering (he actually understood what PACU meant) and...video games rofl. Asked him about eating clubs and "Princeton arrogance." Dude said how he's never really in contact with his classmates anymore LOL.
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#25
Corn Wrote:It was cool. He was a nice bloke. I didn't get to buy him coffee (in fact, he paid for me, and I couldn't pay him >_>). Talked about my tutoring and volunteering (he actually understood what PACU meant) and...video games rofl. Asked him about eating clubs and "Princeton arrogance." Dude said how he's never really in contact with his classmates anymore LOL.

What's an eating club?
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#26
Sarah Wrote:What's an eating club?

Really?
It's not having what you want - It's wanting what you've got.
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#27
Eos Wrote:Really?
I've never heard of this but from what I gather from that stub, it's basically a fraternity?
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#28
They're Princeton's exclusive, unbelievably pretentious living and dining cliques.
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