what to wear to early entry interview (1 Viewer)

[benno22]

for those who are going and those who have sat for teh early entry interview in previous years, what are u going to wear and / or what did u wear to the interview. Did u wear business atire? smart casual ie jeans and shirt?, do the interviewers really care? just want to know so i can prepare myself a little better

 

[poloktim]

for those who are going and those who have sat for teh early entry interview in previous years, what are u going to wear and / or what did u wear to the interview. Did u wear business atire? smart casual ie jeans and shirt?, do the interviewers really care? just want to know so i can prepare myself a little better

I wore something a bit more dressy, but it doesn't really matter. They give them away by the handful (well, Informatics does).

 

[jm1234567890]

don't wear jeans and shirt. try be more formal to make an impact

 

[ogmzergrush]

For my response, check:
http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?t=40200
(Another early entry thread, funnily enough asking the same question, created by you as well)

 

[neuro_logik]

wear nothing. that will make a huge impact! j/k

just wear something neat, tidy and makes you look presentable, sorta smart casual

 

[jm1234567890]

What did you wear?

This was quite funny on the day, the majority of people wore tidy, semi-formal clothes. There were a few individuals who turned up in suits for their interviews, who (to me at least), seemed to look even more uncomfortable than required throughout the process. At the other end of the spectrum there were a number of people who turned up and looked well, less than presentable. That said, many of these people are now in my course, so I guess it must have worked out for them In summary, what you wear probably doesn't make a huge difference, but if I had to make a recommendation I'd say tidy, not formal, but not overly casual Personally I just wore a pair of pants (there's a surprise) with a short-sleeved collared shirt (being quite hot weather, long sleeves were out of the question, for me at least).


lol, that was much different to the scholarship interviews

 

[Smudge]

For the Bachelor Of Accounting Scholarship Interviews you need to wear business attire...
I didn't have any in year 12 so I wore my mum's suit... which was waaay to big and a bit daggy...
but 'hey'...

...I got in!

 

[ogmzergrush]

lol, that was much different to the scholarship interviews

I'd assume that it'd have to be, early entry seems much less competitive than the scholarships (Or conversely, scholarships seem much more competitive than early entry)

 

[Raiks]

Wear clothes you'd wear to get accepted into any decent club in Sydney, a dress shirt, dress pants, enclosed shoes and no hat... no need for formal, just smart casual.

 

[krayziekarnevil]

I would just wear 'smart-casual', shirt and pants.

 

[santaslayer]

Collared shirt man.