Tell me some college interview horror stories.

One horror story is when the interviewer was constantly interrupting the candidate. The candidate was trying to explain their solution to a coding problem, but the interviewer kept cutting in with their own thoughts, not letting the candidate fully express themselves. This made the candidate very nervous and they couldn't perform at their best.

There was this case where an interviewee was in the middle of answering a question about market trends. Suddenly, one of the interviewers received a phone call and started chatting loudly. The interviewee was left hanging there, not knowing whether to continue or wait. When the interviewer finally finished the call, they just asked the next question without any apology, completely throwing the interviewee off balance.

A college professor horror story that comes to mind is one who had a very biased grading system. He favored students who shared his same views and would give them much higher grades than those who had different opinions. This was really unfair for those students who were trying hard but had different academic perspectives.

One horror story is about a strange noise. A student in the dorm would always hear scratching at night. It seemed to come from the wall. He thought it might be rats at first, but the noise was too rhythmic. Eventually, he found out that the previous tenant had carved some words into the wall and the old paint was slowly peeling off, which made that spooky sound.

One horror story is getting a really mean roommate. A freshman had a roommate who would steal their food, use their personal stuff without asking, and even play loud music in the middle of the night when the freshman was trying to study or sleep.

A girl moved into her college apartment. As she was unpacking, she noticed that there were small holes in the walls. Later that night, she heard scurrying sounds. Turns out there were mice living in the walls. It was terrifying for her as she was afraid of rodents. She had to call the maintenance immediately to deal with it, but she couldn't sleep well for several days until the problem was resolved.

I heard a story where a roommate was really noisy at night. He would play loud music and talk on the phone late into the night. This made it impossible for his roommate to study or sleep well. The situation got so bad that the affected roommate had to move out in the middle of the semester.

Unexpected questions are common. For example, questions that are way out of the scope of normal prep. This can catch students off - guard.

During spring break, my friends and I stayed at a beach house. We heard a really spooky moan coming from the attic. We all huddled together, too scared to go check. After a while, we mustered the courage and found out it was just a seagull that had gotten trapped up there. The way it flapped around in the dark made it seem like a horror movie scene at first. It was so funny when we realized what it was.

One of my friends had a roommate who never cleaned. The room smelled so bad all the time. There were dirty dishes everywhere and piles of unwashed clothes. My friend tried to talk to him, but he just didn't care.