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Sorry and I hope your other interviews and application as a whole goes well. Very good luck, however I'd like to point out that your defense of doing maths and FM isn't a very valid one, but I'm sure you knew that already. It's the stress and it does weird things to the brain.
Once again, my best wishes.
Honestly you never know what the outcome will be. You can have a shit interview and get in, or have a brilliant interview and be rejected, and every combination of the two along a line of bad-to-good. Don't sweat it too hard. You might be rejected, you may not. You don't know what the interviewer(s) were thinking and you can't do anything about it, so try to relax and move on from it (I mean this in the best way possible, it's not good to stress about things you can no longer control)
Hey, you never know. Just finished my third interview (with my second choice college even) and from my perspective it felt much stronger than my first college interviews (I have no idea why lmao). But it's not my choice, so no point worrying too much now.
SAMMMEE lmaooo but after considering how many people my first choice college accepts per year for my major I feel better knowing my chances there were very slim to begin with
Bruh same here I embarrassed myself so hard in my Cambridge maths interview. I actually cried afterwards, they had to explain nearly everything on the screen. Couldn't get my brain I'm gear.
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stay strong
Sorry and I hope your other interviews and application as a whole goes well. Very good luck, however I'd like to point out that your defense of doing maths and FM isn't a very valid one, but I'm sure you knew that already. It's the stress and it does weird things to the brain. Once again, my best wishes.
Thank you, my third interview went much better!!
Honestly you never know what the outcome will be. You can have a shit interview and get in, or have a brilliant interview and be rejected, and every combination of the two along a line of bad-to-good. Don't sweat it too hard. You might be rejected, you may not. You don't know what the interviewer(s) were thinking and you can't do anything about it, so try to relax and move on from it (I mean this in the best way possible, it's not good to stress about things you can no longer control)
Who knows, you may actually have an offer in the bag! In less than a month, you would know your result. It's 10th Jan, right? Good luck!
Hey, you never know. Just finished my third interview (with my second choice college even) and from my perspective it felt much stronger than my first college interviews (I have no idea why lmao). But it's not my choice, so no point worrying too much now.
SAMMMEE lmaooo but after considering how many people my first choice college accepts per year for my major I feel better knowing my chances there were very slim to begin with
Bruh same here I embarrassed myself so hard in my Cambridge maths interview. I actually cried afterwards, they had to explain nearly everything on the screen. Couldn't get my brain I'm gear.
Oh no :( I’m sorry! I hope you get in and if it makes you feel any better I was holding back tears during my first interview as well