u/Any-Diet3193

Wondering how common it is for admin to ask for access to your period-by period daily schedule each day. Thanks!

Based on what I've read on this sub, I'm not sure if attending job fairs are worth it or not in terms of how helpful they are in getting a position. From your experiences, would you recommend attending them?

Anybody know what it's like to work there? I feel like I keep hearing negative things about the school in the news, but nothing about how admin treats staff and things like that. Any insight appreciated!

I've had commutes as short as a 15 minute drive (with parking) from an almost two hour ride (one way) on public transportation. I'm looking to change schools and I'm so sick of my extremely long commute every day. Therefore I'm limiting where I apply on Open Market, which seems like I'm decreasing my chances of getting into a good school. How far would you be willing to commute to a school? Just looking for some perspective.

I noticed that most hiring fairs are 3-ish hours long like from 4:30-7:30 or something similar. Is the expectation that candidates arrive exactly at the start time? I ask because due to my daily commute, I would not be able to arrive until most likely 45 minutes into the fair. Wondering how these events usually work. Thanks!