This will also force you to remember with whom you interviewed. One Last First Impression Interviewers, especially if they are interviewing several people in a short time period, will typically only remember 3-5 things about you. There are many opinions about the presentation style of a thank you letters. You are being evaluated as a professional and typing it confirms that this meeting was important enough to take the time to present yourself in a professional manner. There are times, however, when it may be appropriate to send a handwritten thank you letter.
Many students choose institution-specific postcards or stationary from the college bookstore.
Be sure your handwriting is legible and neat. If you need to expand on some of the issues presented in the interview, then a more lengthy, typewritten letter is better. Generally speaking, we recommend that you type your thank you letters. If an employer has an email account on his business card or the school district is very technologically oriented, sending the letter this way may be appropriate. Format your letter with all the same formalities as a regular thank-you letter.