<human>: Ok, so here's the story: 
There's a huge new retail store opening up in my city (looking to fill 300 positions) and they're hosting a job fair on 4 separate days. I went on the first day, last friday the 9th. I showed up early, still had to wait 2 hours in line because there were hundreds of people there and they were doing group interviews with 7-10 people at a time. 
I had previously typed my answers into the application at home, printed it out, and attached my resume to it in order to separate myself from the large amount of people applying. 

In my group interview, I was the only person that was fully available and the interviewer made note of that and asked me twice more before it was over if I was indeed fully available (everyone else in my group had job already or school). The interviewer also remembered my name, I know this because afterwards I left for 15 minutes, came back past him when he was with the next group, smiled and waved at him, and as I was walking away he yelled out to me "TheDreamWhisperer! See, I remembered your name!" So at this point, I figured I would definitely get a call back!

During the interview, he explained to us that if we did not get a call back within a couple of days, to just go back to the next job fair this weekend and try again. 
Now, I haven't gotten a call back so I'm going again tomorrow. I'm assuming the reason I didn't get a call is because I'm "overqualified" by having a BA and going for a retail sales associate position at possibly minimum wage. 

I want to go back with a new application that does not have my school or degree information on it and try it this way. 
Should I do it and can I get in trouble for this? 
I'm betting they've already thrown out my first application since about a thousand people are applying.

Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell
<bot>: Went to a job fair for a sales associate position, didn't get a call back. Now I want to go again but with a new application in which I don't mention that I have a BA.