I applied at my university's career fair.

First was a 30-minute on-campus coding interview. The problem was equivalent to a LeetCode easy, and the follow-up was around a medium.

After that, I was contacted to do an on-site. I was expecting a lot of algorithms, which is what I studied for. However, to my surprise, most of my interviews were behavioral. I had one brain teaser I didn't do too well on, but the rest I feel went very well.

In the end, I didn't get an offer. I suspect this is due to a couple factors: it being very late in the interview cycle (not too many positions left) and a lack of algorithms. I couldn't differentiate myself enough from the students that went to better schools solely based off behavioral questions.

Preorder, Inorder, and Postorder traversal of a binary tree.