<human>: First, a little background:  I have been an avid automotive enthusiast for as long as I can remember.  I will be graduating from the Honors college of my university this May with a BS in management & entrepreneurship and a minor in marketing.  I believe marketing is my other passion in life, and that is the position for which I am interviewing -- aftersales marketing and analysis (essentially the promotion of OEM accessories).

The position I am applying for is a unique internship position that runs for approximately 18 months.  After that, there is a performance review and a full-time position is offered if the parties have found the experience mutually beneficial.  There are 15 positions for the various jobs, but only 2 will be hired for the marketing positions.  The application pool was over 800.

I know a good deal about the company, their product line, future plans and so on.  **My question to you, r/jobs, is there anything else I should do to prepare for my interview on Monday?**  I am hoping there are some folks on here with industry experience who could offer suggestions.  I would greatly appreciate any advice, and of course, please PM me if you are more comfortable offering advice in that format.

I feel confidant for Monday, because I know that cars are my passion, and if I could wake up every morning and contribute to the industry, I know I would live a fulfilling life.  At the same time, I'm nervous.  I think I'd be a fool not to be a little nervous. 

Thank you for any suggestions, advice, or support you can offer.  I greatly appreciate it.

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<bot>: I am a college student applying for a position with a major automaker and would appreciate some advice for my 2nd round interview.