What do you do between end of interview and departure flight?

[Do Ray]

For example, if my interviews ends at 4pm, but I'm catching an 8pm flight later. What does one usually do with their luggage, since the hotel/airbnb requires checkout by then? thanks all!

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[Bingwen]

Most hotels will let you store luggage in a side room. I think some schools do as well.

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[Do Ray]

Most hotels will let you store luggage in a side room. I think some schools do as well.

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Do people usually just hang out between the time their hotel checkout and flight departure?

 

[Bingwen]

I haven't had any dental school interviews yet but when my wife was interviewing we tried to get a feel for the town a little before we left.

If you end up having options between schools making sure you like the area you'll be in for 4 years I feel is important.

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[blcopp]

I sat in the airport and watched Netflix on my phone.

 

[coldicecream]

I've been exploring around. Trying to imagine myself living there. Not necessarily sight see, but just soak in the environment.

 

[setdoc7]

Most airports have a bar. That’s what they're for. Hanging around.

 

[Faux]

I went to the movies when I had that big of a gap, or just traveled around.

 

[Life of Pablo]

4 hours really isn't that much time. By the time you drive to the airport, check your bag(s) in, and go through security, you'll probably be 2 hours away from boarding. I usually grabbed food and chilled at the airport. If I had a lot of time, I sometimes met up with people from my interview day and explored the city a little bit.

 

[Hydra92]

You get to check out the cool airport lounges if you have a chase sapphire reserve or amex card.