Here is my video response to the question.
Although I’m not an admissions officer, one of my students had the following experience:
I interview for Brown as part of the Northern New Jersey Brown Alumni Schools Committee. I hate to say it, but my most memorable interview experience was when a candidate, a young man, showed up to the interview late and rather shaken. He needed to call his mother and have some water! Fortunately, he shared that he had gotten into an auto accident en route to our interview. I don’t know who was at fault and whether the accident was the result of nerves, but I did feel very badly for this candidate and tried to get him relaxed and on task as soon as possible.
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When I was applying at Edinboro university. I called and I had all my stuff faxed to him and the admissions counselor made an on the spot decision which was really good. however i ended up not going there. It was financially sound move.
Probably a few of the essays that I’ve read. One was written by a girl about her first sexual experience. I remember the first line was her internal monologue: “That was it?” That essay was passed around the office.
My most memorable experience in college is the student and his or her family who arrive and have everything ready to go for the 1st day of class. Orientation, registered for classes, purchased books, checked out the classes, emailed professors with questions already, picked up parking decal, student identification card, and have lots of enthusiasm and a positive outlook for the semester ahead.
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