Make your travel plans for getting to the interview; know exactly where you are going and to whom you will be speaking.

Buy your ticket or fare for transportation, fill your car with gas, or re-confirm other transportation plans.

Make sure that you have several clean copies of your resume to take with you.

Decide what you will wear and check that it is clean, pressed, no missing buttons, etc.

Confirm childcare plans and any other plans which leave you depending on someone else. Have a back up in mind in case you need it.

Try to learn two or three facts about the company and its products so you will sound well-informed at the interview.

Check the weather forecast. Will you need an umbrella? Should you wear a coat?

Do as much of your morning preparation for both yourself and your family as you can.

Do something to relax: take a warm bath, exercise, etc.

Have a light dinner (no alcohol) and get to bed early.

Avoid too much coffee or sugar at breakfast.

Brush your teeth and put on deodorant.

Remember to take directions to the interview, the name of the person you are meeting, your resume, and other relevant items with you.

Give yourself plenty of time to get there, get comfortable, and find the restroom.

If you feel nervous, try breathing in to the count of ten and then exhale on the count of ten. Try to increase the count.

Observe your surroundings; get a feel for the work place.

Confirm your attendance either by telephone or in writing

Name and title of the interviewer

Telephone number of the company

Pen and paper

Appearance OK? Fresh? Pressed? Shoes in good shape? Not over-done?

Know why you want the job?

Reasons why the company should consider you?

Mental frame of mind? Relax.

Ready with a smile?

Rehearsed answers to possible questions?

Directions to interview?

Do you know where to park?

Extra money and a watch?

Copies of your resume?

Reference list/letters, portfolios, transcripts, etc?