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Has this ever happened?
My interviewer called me "doctor" on my way out the door and winked at me. I didn't find out that I got in until 6 months later though.
Has this ever happened?
Winking just makes everything seem 10 times creepier to me.
He's not winking...
He's trying, he's just really bad at not closing both eyes. Some people just suck at it, but James Franco, I forgive.He's not winking...
if you were accepted at your interview, congrats!!!
A couple of interviewers have told me "you will be accepted here," "see you at revisit weekend," "I think you will be a great fit at this school" and they all ended up turning into waitlists so I think there are other factors that matter more than interviews.
Wow that sucks, why would they play with your emotions like that
Doesn't the Univ. of Michigan sometimes accept kids on their interview day? Thought I saw a Twitter pic about it on their feed.
what a peculiar thing to do if true: "Look at these happy people: they were accepted immediately upon interviewing . . . (but you probably weren't!)"
I got an informal "I'm sure we'll be seeing you in the fall" as I was leaving one interview. Got an acceptance to that school two weeks later after the next adcom meeting.
Well, it sure wasn't because of that tie. /barf
I had an interview with the Dean at one school and at the end of the interview he said he thinks that I will receive a lot of acceptances this year and that he hopes I choose to attend his school. I was accepted weeks later.
A few years ago, I had a very close friend who was offered a full ride scholarship at a school while at an interview, but they had to commit to going to that school that day. Weird stuff.
wow did they do it? sounds like a no brainer to me.
No they declined the offer. It was early in the interview season and they anticipated getting accepted into better schools (school was a top 50). They ended up receiving a full tuition scholarship to a top 5 medical school when it was all said and done.
if you were accepted at your interview, congrats!!!
A couple of interviewers have told me "you will be accepted here," "see you at revisit weekend," "I think you will be a great fit at this school" and they all ended up turning into waitlists so I think there are other factors that matter more than interviews.
Doesn't the Univ. of Michigan sometimes accept kids on their interview day? Thought I saw a Twitter pic about it on their feed.
if you don't mind me asking what was the mcat like 36+?
This.I was interviewed by the Dean at a school (not the one I attended) and was told that I was accepted, etc. Accepted a week later via mail. Does it happen, yes. Do I believe anything until it is on paper, no.
I have a relative who was accepted at his interview (gave him a signed letter and everything), but this was over 30 years ago. Funny story, this guy didn't even know what his MCAT score was, and only applied to his undergrad's medical school (because he was too lazy to mail out the other applications). He literally wouldn't believe how competitive it's gotten when I told him about my cycle.
I have a relative who was accepted at his interview (gave him a signed letter and everything), but this was over 30 years ago. Funny story, this guy didn't even know what his MCAT score was, and only applied to his undergrad's medical school (because he was too lazy to mail out the other applications). He literally wouldn't believe how competitive it's gotten when I told him about my cycle.
My interviewer called me "doctor" on my way out the door. I didn't find out that I got in until 6 months later though.
That is next-level.several years ago, I had a very outstanding student (like 36+ MCAT, research, etc) once who was in a similar circumstance at a top-tier school basically offered a spot with scholarship after 3rd interview of the day and meeting with dean. The student then proceeded to tell them he couldnt possibly consider a spot there unless his fiance was also interviewed(now that is Chutzpah). She was a solid applicant but not outstanding. The school actually flew them both back for her interview, where the the interviewer's last question was to her was why should let you in with just a 30 on your MCAT. She cried on the entire flight home. 2 days later, they both got acceptances via fedex.
several years ago, I had a very outstanding student (like 36+ MCAT, research, etc) once who was in a similar circumstance at a top-tier school basically offered a spot with scholarship after 3rd interview of the day and meeting with dean. The student then proceeded to tell them he couldnt possibly consider a spot there unless his fiance was also interviewed(now that is Chutzpah). She was a solid applicant but not outstanding. The school actually flew them both back for her interview, where the the interviewer's last question was to her was why should let you in with just a 30 on your MCAT. She cried on the entire flight home. 2 days later, they both got acceptances via fedex.