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Re: re-applicants [#permalink]
I am a re-applicant myself at some of my schools this year. i think it really depends on what happens last year. If you essentially submit the same application you had last year, you might as well save your money. If you make improvements to your essays/story and/or have done something interesting to add to your overall application over the last year I think it is worthwhile.
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