I am interviewing at USC soon and I noticed in my ADEA guide that they interview "approximnately" 350 and the class size is "approximately" 144. Why are they "approximate" data? and are these numbers reliable? 144 enrollment means ~200 accepted? that's about a 30% chance of getting in?
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so, some schools do not like to share their stats...
For example they have their own system or they act like using aadsas for app update but its always done though email/mail/phone...
So it might be correct data but it might be approximate, there might be more #'s or less #'s they have interviewed and the #'s they might have accepted might be higher or lower, but you will never know... b/c they will never update their stuff... for adea to accurately clac the data.
You should not look at an interview as ohh 25% chance... b/c any percent is better than .0003% right...
Good luck and congratulations...
For example they have their own system or they act like using aadsas for app update but its always done though email/mail/phone...
So it might be correct data but it might be approximate, there might be more #'s or less #'s they have interviewed and the #'s they might have accepted might be higher or lower, but you will never know... b/c they will never update their stuff... for adea to accurately clac the data.
You should not look at an interview as ohh 25% chance... b/c any percent is better than .0003% right...
Good luck and congratulations...
