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No they don't know, and even if they did it's not a huge deal. Many of my interviewers were simply curious about the schools I was applying to and had nothing bad to say about any of them when I told them. This is not as ruthless a process as you may think; many schools just want you to go where you will be comfortable. The schools think of you more of a person and less of a number.
The benefit in applying to more schools is simply to increase your odds of getting in somewhere. The only downside is the cost.
The benefit in applying to more schools is simply to increase your odds of getting in somewhere. The only downside is the cost.
They might ask you on a secondary application but it’s uusally optional. They will be able to see were you have been accepted towards the end of the cycle. There is a shared acceptance which helps them determine if students are holding multiple seats.
I wouldn’t apply to a whole bunch, I would narrow it down to the schools you are interested in. The costs can climb pretty fast and the time off from school / work can be difficult as well.
I wouldn’t apply to a whole bunch, I would narrow it down to the schools you are interested in. The costs can climb pretty fast and the time off from school / work can be difficult as well.
