Great, thank you for the link. I have a very, very significantly lower than average academic profile and did not anticipate receiving an interview offer - but I nailed the interview.
I was curious how the process will go from there and whether a good interview would be enough to save me from a more scrutinizing look at my GPA/test scores.
Sounds like it's a toss of the coin!
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Is it known how they review profiles after an interview? E.g. if you are invited to an interview you passed an initial screening, what happens after the interviewer submits their notes?
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The applications are absolutely reviewed all over again. It starts from reviewing what your reviewers said about you initially, then your interview report to see whether questions were answered or whether new ones popped up. Then ALL of your material was reviewed again - essays, LORs, transcripts - everything. Hence the lively discussion. It could be 5-10+ people in a room talking about you, your fit. There is a lot of time and care that goes into your post-interview, final review.