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friskymarkets
04 Jun 2022, 11:58
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I was waitlisted in a T15 last year and intend to apply again this cycle R1. Should I drop a mail to them asking for feedback regarding last year and letting them know I'll be applying this year?
04 Jun 2022, 14:47
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Hi. Schools like reapplicants.
It shows loyalty and commitment. There’s definitely no harm in sending an email indicating your commitment in your plans. T15 Schools aren’t usually known for providing feedback or profile reviews so don’t read into it in anyway. They put you on the waitlist already so that means you have the right ingredients and just perhaps not quite the right mix.
Hopefully more refined goals and perhaps some additional professional achievement sore something that doesn’t require three months of studying can be done to push you over the line.
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It shows loyalty and commitment. There’s definitely no harm in sending an email indicating your commitment in your plans. T15 Schools aren’t usually known for providing feedback or profile reviews so don’t read into it in anyway. They put you on the waitlist already so that means you have the right ingredients and just perhaps not quite the right mix.
Hopefully more refined goals and perhaps some additional professional achievement sore something that doesn’t require three months of studying can be done to push you over the line.
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05 Jun 2022, 06:17
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friskymarkets:
There is nothing to lose by doing so, but realistically it's not going to have any impact. I am frankly not even sure you will hear back from the admissions office. The schools aren't too keen on providing feedback because it might give false hope and it would be a huge undertaking to give commentary on past applications to everyone who asked.
Still, feel free to go for it. It certainly won't hurt. Just don't spend a lot of time drafting it or put much hope in the impact.
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There is nothing to lose by doing so, but realistically it's not going to have any impact. I am frankly not even sure you will hear back from the admissions office. The schools aren't too keen on providing feedback because it might give false hope and it would be a huge undertaking to give commentary on past applications to everyone who asked.
Still, feel free to go for it. It certainly won't hurt. Just don't spend a lot of time drafting it or put much hope in the impact.
-Admissionado
