lol AADSAS feedback survey
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HermeytheElf
syn_apse said:just got the email... oh my
Here's a little something to help with everyone's surveys, courtesy of Rogets:
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you're welcome.
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well.. i know some school officials will be addressing some of AADSAS's shortcoming soon.
This is exactly what I included on the first page, although it is nothing new to the SDN community. Ah, I feel much better now!
Dealing with AADSAS has made applying to dental school a much worse experience. This is mainly due to the added frustration as a result of substandard services rendered by the unprofessional staff. With a fraction of the cost, I could have accomplished the tasks in a much shorter time with greater deal of accuracy and less stress.
I am very unsatisfied with every aspect of the process to say the least. I am amazed by how disorganized AADSAS can be; from displacing my official transcripts and letters of recommendations (that I personally mailed to AADSAS in one large envelope to reduce the chances of such occurrence) to miscalculating the GPAs (and taking another 3 weeks to fix them) to taking 4 weeks to deliver the application to prospecting schools.
Communicating these matters with customer service has a story of its own. Long waits on the phone often terminated by hearing the staff complaining that the office is understaffed and that there are too many applications this year. With the unreasonably high fees charged for simple tasks such as printing, copying, and mailing, it is difficult to understand why AADSAS would want to find itself understaffed and thus delaying processing the applications.
Dealing with AADSAS has made applying to dental school a much worse experience. This is mainly due to the added frustration as a result of substandard services rendered by the unprofessional staff. With a fraction of the cost, I could have accomplished the tasks in a much shorter time with greater deal of accuracy and less stress.
I am very unsatisfied with every aspect of the process to say the least. I am amazed by how disorganized AADSAS can be; from displacing my official transcripts and letters of recommendations (that I personally mailed to AADSAS in one large envelope to reduce the chances of such occurrence) to miscalculating the GPAs (and taking another 3 weeks to fix them) to taking 4 weeks to deliver the application to prospecting schools.
Communicating these matters with customer service has a story of its own. Long waits on the phone often terminated by hearing the staff complaining that the office is understaffed and that there are too many applications this year. With the unreasonably high fees charged for simple tasks such as printing, copying, and mailing, it is difficult to understand why AADSAS would want to find itself understaffed and thus delaying processing the applications.
All I can say is AADSAD= DOLER IN MI NALGA!
