Re: AP interview questions
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Mar 20, 2017
My question is: if we really want to be on the east coast (NC, VA, or NY), should I apply everywhere around the world, just to get in, and then hopefully transfer to the post we really want in 3-5 years? Or should we just list the stateside places we'd like to live? We're both ok with going overseas...but we don't want to do that for 3-5 years and have to go back to a regular school system. I need to start thinking about my pension...
Thanks.
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