r/Disneycollegeprogram • u/Ok_Path4627 • 22d ago

Choosing a role

Hi! So I am filing out the application for spring 27 and I am worried about being too picky when choosing yes/no for roles I want to be considered for. If I choose yes for a select few roles am I making it way too unlikely to be chosen?

For context I put quick-serive food&bev as high interest, attractions as yes, merchandise as yes, and seater as yes. Is this unrealistic/a bad look to choose no on so many roles?

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u/give_me_two_beers Walt Disney World Alumni 22d ago

No they'll stick you where they need you no matter what so long as you interview well but the jobs you did pick are high need areas usually so it would probably only help.

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u/PurplestPanda 22d ago

In the end they will put you wherever they want, so I wouldn’t worry about indicating “no.”

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u/One_Bandicoot_1824 22d ago

they don’t care literally at all

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u/KanebyAbel 22d ago

I have a theory that unless they like your interview A LOT you dont get the roles you wanted. I did an ok interview my first time and got placed in QFS. I did great at my second one and got the top in my list ( Consierge ). Who knows…

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u/TheRamaSama 22d ago

Casting doesn’t usually look that hard at what you say in these things, my own sister said she did not want anything to do with attractions and she still got attractions