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You've been accepted elsewhere, so why are you meeting with this dean? You never have to go through this process againI am meeting with the dean of a school I will not be attending. I was waitlisted last year and did not receive an interview this year after doing nothing but improving my app. I was accepted elsewhere but wanted to meet with this dean to see what happened? What are some good things to ask? What should I not say?
If you really are set on some closure with this school, you could ask a few questions. Why didn't my app stand out? What could I have added to my app? Did I interview poorly?I am meeting with the dean of a school I will not be attending. I was waitlisted last year and did not receive an interview this year after doing nothing but improving my app. I was accepted elsewhere but wanted to meet with this dean to see what happened? What are some good things to ask? What should I not say?
I thought you said you got accepted? Why are you worrying about future application for?What you mentioned is pretty much what I was thinking. I was told I didn't need to take additional courses and to retake the DAT. I did followed both. Will probably asked what I should've done so I know for future applications
You wont get an honest answer out of him anyway, so you will be wasting your time in my opinion. He will probably tell you everything in your application are fine, but this year application pool is too competitive.I did. I was pretty set on this school and was told to fix some things and it should be fine. I understand nothing is guaranteed but I would still like to know what their thought process was. And future applications in regard to applying for dental specialties and similar things
Sounds to me like you still have a bone to pick. If you still want in and think that speaking to the dean will help then go for it. I wouldn't worry about it so much though cuz there's no reason to be salty about something like this when you've already been accepted. It sounds like a waste of his and your time. Best of luck, you will of course do what you like in the end and I suppose it could be of help to some of us here for insight but I wouldnt do it.I did. I was pretty set on this school and was told to fix some things and it should be fine. I understand nothing is guaranteed but I would still like to know what their thought process was. And future applications in regard to applying for dental specialties and similar things
You're not submitting any future applications, so who cares?What you mentioned is pretty much what I was thinking. I was told I didn't need to take additional courses and to retake the DAT. I did followed both. Will probably asked what I should've done so I know for future applications
Specialty applications is something to worry about later, it will be a completely different process.I did. I was pretty set on this school and was told to fix some things and it should be fine. I understand nothing is guaranteed but I would still like to know what their thought process was. And future applications in regard to applying for dental specialties and similar things
If you do go for it, make it worth it and call them out for their bs. Ask him the hard questions. Since you been accepted at another school, you have nothing to lose. You can be straight up honest with him. Ask him why waste your time and money if they had no intention of giving you a real opportunity.