The interview process for me was split into two parts, an interview at the university recruitment center, and then a day long visit to the Capital One campus that consisted of four separate interviews. The university interview was a very basic behavioral interview that also consisted of a very simple case study question. The second round interviews at their office were split into three case study interviews and one behavioral interview. The case studies were heavily analytical in nature, and required me to be able to do simple algebra and set up equations and graphs to solve problems. The behavioral interview was given by a team of two Capital One employees, and consisted of general behavioral questions regarding my ability to work on a team and handle unexpected obstacles. The timespan between the first and second round interviews was about three weeks, and it took them another month to make their decision on my candidacy.