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27 Oct 2009, 23:05
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Hello everyone,
I had been wait listed last year and interviewed last March.
I've submitted my application for R1, but would there be a possibility that I'd be accepted without an interview?
Since it's been only 6months since my last interview, I would think the school would be able to utilize the evaluation from then.
Thoughts anyone?
I had been wait listed last year and interviewed last March.
I've submitted my application for R1, but would there be a possibility that I'd be accepted without an interview?
Since it's been only 6months since my last interview, I would think the school would be able to utilize the evaluation from then.
Thoughts anyone?
27 Oct 2009, 23:28
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I believe that it's rare for applicants to be accepted without interviews. kryzak can probably confirm.
In my opinion, another interview invite would be a sign of renewed interest in your application. Interviewing again would be a great opportunity to discuss how you've improved your application since last year.
Good luck.
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27 Oct 2009, 23:32
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I believe that you may still have to do an interview again. I would check with the admissions office to be sure.
hmmnyc is right in that another interview will allow you to update the admissions committee, in person through the interviewer, with changes since the last interview.
