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27 May 2021, 06:19
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Hey all!
I had my interview for an MSc in Management programme at Ivey for which my application has been rejected, despite the interview going rather well.
Since the interviewers are members of their Career Management team, and their contacts are readily available on their website, would it be appropriate for me to contact them and request for feedback on my application? Especially since the rejection email said that due to the volume of applications, they won't be able to answer any feedback requests.
Looking forward to your advice!
Thanks a lot!
I had my interview for an MSc in Management programme at Ivey for which my application has been rejected, despite the interview going rather well.
Since the interviewers are members of their Career Management team, and their contacts are readily available on their website, would it be appropriate for me to contact them and request for feedback on my application? Especially since the rejection email said that due to the volume of applications, they won't be able to answer any feedback requests.
Looking forward to your advice!
Thanks a lot!
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28 May 2021, 01:03
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No harm in asking. However, don't expect a black and white answer. Mostly you'll get diplomatic answers and will have to read in between the lines.
28 May 2021, 07:18
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EduSimplified
That's what I was thinking too, just wanted to make sure that it wouldn't be inappropriate for me to do so. But I don't suppose there's much of a harm in it. Thanks a lot for your guidance!
