quantjock
just read this off a clear admit blast....
While some schools rely on consensus when making the final decision, other schools employ different strategies. Rose Martinelli, Admissions Director at Chicago Booth, explained in her Q&A that, at Chicago, "once the interview is complete and the interview feedback is submitted, the complete file is given to an admissions director who has not previously reviewed the application. She or he makes a decision to admit or deny the candidate."
...not sure i like the sound of that AT ALL.
Your post scared me a bit. So I did a little search. You seem to have missed the last sentence
In short, the process, as mentioned in the Q & A, is
First step - the file is read by a 2nd year student who votes interview or deny
Second step - it is read by an adcom director who again votes interview or deny
If both decisions match then candidate is invited to interview. if not a third person breaks the tie
Third step - After the interview, a completely new adcom director again votes admit or deny
If the outcomes of all the three steps match, the candidate is admitted or the file is debated in the committe and a final recommendation is made
Here is the link if you are interested -
https://blog.clearadmit.com/2008/09/qa-w ... artinelli/Awesome info unplugged! Thx. And count me in for the Caribbean party...Atlantis-style! :D