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kindofbluenote
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I just had my first interview at a school where I'm very confident about my chances (My GPA and GMAT are significantly above the average there, as well as a good fit for the "intangibles").
My concern is that the interview was very short (less than 30 mins.). Since I have no other interviews to compare this to, I'm wondering if that's normal (the interview request did specify that the interviews are short). I was expecting to be grilled and poked and prodded, but it was relatively painless. I did well with the questions, there was no stuttering and stammering, and they didn't ask any questions I wasn't prepared for.
Is a very short interview something to be concerned about, or normal?
Thanks for your consideration.
My concern is that the interview was very short (less than 30 mins.). Since I have no other interviews to compare this to, I'm wondering if that's normal (the interview request did specify that the interviews are short). I was expecting to be grilled and poked and prodded, but it was relatively painless. I did well with the questions, there was no stuttering and stammering, and they didn't ask any questions I wasn't prepared for.
Is a very short interview something to be concerned about, or normal?
Thanks for your consideration.
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