filled out paperwork, waited months, interviewed and gave five minute lesson, talked about things. Was strange because I have experience (3+ years) of working with kids in educational fields but interviewer seemed to flinch at that. I also majored in education with a 3.7. Seems like they really only want business or random other majors. Heard bad things about them later, so meh.

I will not elaborate on the actual process because we are sworn to confidentiality but I will most definitely give you words of advice that will directly correlate to the application process. 1. If you make it t the phone interview, make sure you are prepared and confident with everything from TFA's core values and mission statement to the volunteer hours you did a few years back that you decided to put on your resume. 2. It is normal to be nervous but know that the interviewers are very kind and helpful and only want to see you succeed. 3. Once you are done with the interview, ask questions! I cannot stress this enough. If you have a chance to speak to someone who is currently in the corp why not ask them one-on-one the question or questions (if you have time) that you have been most curious about. Most importantly, confidence is key. Be sure that you are passionate and confident about this organization!