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Easier schools to get interview invitations?
Started by monkeyMD
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The MSAR or US News database are great resources for this type of question.
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Maybe I saw the title of that thread which subconsciously prompted
me to create this thread.

Oh. And my question was aimed at trying to determine which ones are easier to get interview invites at, not necessarily easier to get into. In other words, maybe they give out 1000 interviews from a pool of 5000, but only accept 200. Thus, you wouldn't say it is easier to gain acceptance into this particular school, but simply that more individuals are given interviews.
Which ones are easier to get interview invitations from?
Based on stats or personal experiences?
Define "easier."
Define "easier."
Easier ---> higher percentage of applicants receiving interviews at a particular school.
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kpcrew
so you want an interview invitation but not an acceptance?
i don't understand the purpose of this thread
i don't understand the purpose of this thread
Easier ---> higher percentage of applicants receiving interviews at a particular school.
If that's all you wanted, you could just glean that from the MSAR, no? Higher percentage does not necessarily equate to easier, by the way.
If that's all you wanted, you could just glean that from the MSAR, no? Higher percentage does not necessarily equate to easier, by the way.
Yepps
so you want an interview invitation but not an acceptance?
i don't understand the purpose of this thread
I am trying to gauge which schools are easier to get interviewed at but harder to gain acceptance to.
I will take a glimpse into the MSAR.
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