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12 Feb 2012, 20:51
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citron
I am in the same boat as you. When they suggest to reapply, is it to suggest to apply next year, or may be after a couple of years. Any suggestions?
13 Feb 2012, 07:07
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mattapraveen
If you’re likely to have made good progress in some area of your life within a year, then I don’t see why you can’t apply in one year. For example, you may land a promotion, complete some extra-curricular project, gain some new international experience, etc.
However if your application would be broadly the same as before, then perhaps better to leave it for two years. Otherwise, you’ll find it difficult to justify the decision to re-apply. Of course, in two years, circumstances may change and you may no longer be interested in studying at all!
For someone keen to start asap, a compromise may be to re-apply in one year’s time to 1-2 schools, while also sending fresh applications to 1-2 new schools.
