So I’m asking because I observed this. If you interview with a significant other for a professional school and, just for example, one does well enough to land an acceptance, but the other does not, does the admissions committee have a bias towards not even taking the one that did well enough to land an acceptance because they view them now as a “package deal” and don’t want to waste sending out an acceptance to someone they think won’t accept it?
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Too many variables honestly and would change from program to program. For example, two people applying with similar resumes or not etc etc. I would like to think they don’t factor that in into their decisions but who knows what goes on behind the scenes for each school.
