I could not have asked for a better interview experience. This interview made me really want to go to Temple.
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Interview impressions · 300 responses
I could not have asked for a better interview experience. This interview made me really want to go to Temple.
I wish I would have known how low-stress this interview session was. I was way more nervous than I needed to be. Also, there was only one question that required some extra thought, but everything else was pretty standard.
It was a bit of a long day, even virtually.
The information session was quick and efficient. Interviewers did an incredible job at putting me at ease. My community interviewer was absolutely stellar, she devised her own questions for us and chose topics that mattered most to her as a member of the community.
Undergrad hosted mock interview, sdn questions, reddit resources, making bulleted lists for answers to questions
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everyone was very nice and conversational
SDN questions, re-reading my primary and secondary apps
Overall really good impression
That the community member interview was a group one
nothing
All of the students seemed incredibly happy and the faculty all loved being there
I practiced for about an hour each day the week prior, I read over my application, I checked SDN for past questions
That the community member interview was going to be the hardest interview. However I completely understand why. They want to know that you know what you're signing up for and that you're genuinely committed.
There was no time for questions at the end
Interviewer gave encouragement/approval of answers ("good," "yes" etc)
Reddit, youtube, sdn, school website
The day went pretty well even though it was virtual. Not crazy stressful. Everyone was very nice.
Not trying to stump you. Just want to get to know you.
Everyone was very kind and super helpful.
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