How does one prepare oneself for an interview (as far as questions go)?
Define lists of typical questions that recruiters ask; many magazines and articles have suggestions. Then develop well thought out answers for each of those that you think you might encounter. Concentrate especially on those that might be asked about your weaknesses, as well as those which allow you to expand upon your strengths. Prepare your answers, practice you answers, and be ready for those questions. What is acceptable dress code? Is it all right to wear a fraternity pin? Your clothes should be reasonably priced and neat; you should be personally well groomed. Many books and articles suggest the types of suit, blazer, and dresses that interviewees should wear. Jewelry in good taste is fine. Also, you might have professional society, fraternity or sorority invite owners of men’s and women’s stores to talk on dress. Then you will be better prepared not only for your campus interviews, but also for your plant trips. (Have somebody talk to your group about manners and etiquette too.)
