| First things first, dress for success. Put the college | | | | If the principal knows you are going to be late |
| clothes aside and suit up. Although a suit is not | | | | because of a crisis then he/she is more likely to |
| required it's definitely a nice first impression. Even if | | | | overlook your tardiness. When you enter the building |
| you have to wear the same suit to different | | | | remember your first impression starts with the ladies |
| interviews, it will be well worth it. | | | | in the office. Make sure you greet these ladies with a |
| Now that you're dressed and ready to go remember | | | | smile. They are like the gateway to the principal's |
| not to arrive too early and never arrive late for the | | | | office. Often times if you don't impress the ladies in |
| interview. Arriving too early makes you look | | | | the office you won't impress the principal. |
| desperate. Showing up fifteen minutes before the | | | | Once the principal comes out to greet you make |
| scheduled interview time is early enough. There is | | | | sure you stand and provide a strong, firm handshake. |
| really no excuse for arriving late to an interview. If | | | | A firm handshake helps make a good first impression |
| you must arrive late it should be due to something | | | | and it shows confidence. Principals usually decide in |
| that is out of your control; like illness, car trouble, | | | | the first few minutes if they want you on their staff. |
| family crisis. But whatever you do make sure you call | | | | Don't give a bad first impression by greeting the |
| to let the principal know what has happened. Don't | | | | principal with a limp handshake. |
| just arrive late without an explanation. | | | | |