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I got Denied by all programs that I applied to this year for R2 - Duke, Fisher, and McDonough. Do admission committees offer any feedback on the application? Is it worth emailing them and requesting some feedback?

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Some do. You will have to research for each one or contact the school. I think if you could get the answer, it would be invaluable. So probably worth spending some time to figure out what went wrong.
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Do AdCom provide Ding Feedback 11 Mar 2014, 02:28
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The only school I know to offer ding feedback is Tuck
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Do AdCom provide Ding Feedback 16 Mar 2014, 03:56
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So, did you get feedback from the schools? It would be interesting to share and to improve your future applications accordingly...
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I'm applying to darden in the fall, but am registered for the darden blog update. I received an update this morning saying darden would offer a 15 minute feedback session for individuals who will be reapplying.

Also, when I visited duke earlier in the year the adcom was very gracious and honest and stated that if you shoot them an email or a call they would be inclined to give you a quick synopsis of why the decision was made. This was in response to a question from a wait lister, but it doesn't hurt to try especially if you might be reapplying.

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