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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DocStranger" data-source="post: 22204381" data-attributes="member: 1022080">This is a question every applicant would love to have answered. The answer is simply......you will NEVER know. Whatever is meant to be will be, that’s my two cents.I know people that got accepted to certain schools with a 19 AA performing alright on an interview while a 21 AA performed well on an interview while they didn’t get off the waitlist. Don’t think too hard about these questions because I promise, you will NEVER have a definite answer.Applicants can also think they had an amazing interview, but trust me, it’s definitely looked upon differently from an interviewers perspective as many mindsets for applicants are triggered towards thinking they performed well on an interview (that is not “flopping” on a question or getting nervous). It’s the best in all applicants and you’re only human if this happens.This definitely happens a lot....Applicants “assume” they gave a great answer to the interviewer towards a question asked BUT sometimes that answer is not what the interviewer was looking for. In general...interviews rely heavily on who’s interviewing you.1)Depends on the school.....etc. + you’ll never know2)Possibly..... you’ll never know3) No BUT I truly believe if you have an outstanding interview, it’s a straight gateway to first round acceptances</blockquote>

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