This post is for all of the students that are applying regular action for MIT. Here are ten things not to do during your interview:
- Never go into your interview without a copy of your application even if it is incomplete.
- Never say that you are good with computers and then have difficulty with the printer while trying to print a copy of your application infront of your EC.
- It is also a wise idea not to jam the printer, especially if it is used for printing order reports and other items that are required for the business.
- It is not a good idea to force the computer into a need to reboot.
- Don’t get nervous and temporarily forget the letters MIT.
- Never confuse mit.edu with the nonexistant website, mit.com.
- Don’t bring in a laptop with a nearly dead battery.
- It may not be a good idea to forget the size of your school.
- When you go to leave and only one door functions as an exit, don’t go for the other door(s).
- Don’t forget how to say your EC’s name.
I personally would have liked this list because I did all of these in my interview.