Good luck with your interview tomorrow girl! Sending all my love 
Omg thanks

(so sorry for the late response!)
Hey guys,
It felt a bit weird going back to school today- my career advisor told me off for going to school after the interview lmao. But I finally handed in my PIP. I was a bit worried about the title of my PIP because I'm not the most creative person out there, but she saw the front cover of my PIP and liked it. Seriously though, I had to print out 80+ pages and I think my printer is dead. I spent the last few days printing out my completed notes and boyyy does it feel like I just annihilated a whole forest. Personally, I don't think my notes are too long- my longest set of notes is definitely my AOS notes for English because it's just a series of tables for prescribed and ORT. The rest of my subjects are at least 30 pages per topic, but we need to take into account any diagrams or tables I included since those take up a lot of space. I still haven't finished my notes so I need to really get a move on with Mod A, Mod C, Belief Systems & Ideologies and Social Inclusion/Exclusion notes.
As for the interview- my stomach felt so weird before and after my interview. The student ambassadors are trying to calm us down by providing water and food but my stomach felt so weird I wasn't sure if it's because I was hungry or I needed to vomit. I had to go to the bathroom like 3 times in less than 30 minutes because that's how nervous I was. I even messaged Jamon out of panic because I got so scared if they would make us build something on the spot lmao. I met a lot of girls from different schools but on the table I was sitting at, 3 of them went to selective schools: two went to Sydney Girls and the other one went to North Sydney Girls so I was like rip :/ I also found that I was the only one in my school uniform, the rest were in professional attire lmao. I just found that if I went into an interview with professional attire, it feels like I'm playing dress up with my mum's clothes. Idk if other girls feel like this but I find it so difficult to shop for clothes because we're in that awkward stage where we're technically not adults but we're not kids so we have to find a balance. Boys, on the other hand, can wear the same clothes for two weeks and no one will really tell them off lmao (I can almost feel my inner SJW coming out).
Anyway, so the interview went for about 20 minutes with three people: two from UTS and one industry sponsor representative. It was kinda set up to be in a discussion pod rather than there's a panel of interviewers all sitting behind a desk and you have to sit in front of them. It was kinda chill but my mouth was so dry no matter how many times I took a sip from my water. And I think my voice died halfway through the interview lmao. My mum asked me what questions they asked and honestly it took me a good hour and a bit to slowly remember what they asked. The questions I remembered were something along the lines of:
Where are you from (region-wise)
We had a bit of a laugh about how I have to go back to school after my interview
Work experience (I think they mis-read my application because it was my engineering summer school)
Why I want to do engineering
When did I know I want to do engineering
Asked me about my Instagram blog and articles on ATAR Notes
My input on the importance of teamwork and give an example
Qualities of leadership (I think I talked about communication and one of the interviewers were like 'What about organisation?')
Personal experiences with engineering
They asked me if I've ever done engineering projects or built anything (I said no but now that I think of it, I should've mentioned my physics task rip ;-;)
Why I wanted to study mechanical engineering at UTS
Asked my input on Women in Engineering
Why there are barriers between women and STEM (I think I used my class example how there are only 4 girls in my physics class)
An example of a piece of technology that has improved society (I talked about my physics report on superconductors lmao)
If I had any other questions (I think I asked the industry sponsor what company she's from)
Those are the questions I remember but the whole interview went in a blur tbh so my memory is a bit foggy at the moment. Even though UTS isn't my first preference, it would be good to get the scholarship but according to the student ambassadors, they might contact you in the next two weeks but it really depends because they've opened up the application again so we may need to wait.
Anyways, back to studying.
See you soon!
- Olivia