Mount Sinai Interview ppl

[stooges287]

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Hey guys,

I interviewed at Mt. Sinai and I'm trying to write a thank you letter. Does anyone know the name of the two people who talk to you first in the morning... I think one's an assistant dean of something (I think a hispanic woman) and the other is also a dean or something... an older (50 ish) man. Anyone know their names? I would greatly appreciate your help! 😀

 

[spencerxd]

thank you letters are stupid a tradition.

 

[RPedigo]

thank you letters are stupid a tradition.

I didn't know manners went out of fashion.

 

[stooges287]

anyone else?

 

[Green Apple]

While interviewing at Emory, the lady told us not to send thank you letters because it's a lot of trouble for them to sort through them and to get each one to the right person during committee meetings. The cards often go straight to the trash can. Send a letter of interest later on in the cycle with real information updates if you wanna show your interest.

 

[drizzt3117]

Hey guys,

I interviewed at Mt. Sinai and I'm trying to write a thank you letter. Does anyone know the name of the two people who talk to you first in the morning... I think one's an assistant dean of something (I think a hispanic woman) and the other is also a dean or something... an older (50 ish) man. Anyone know their names? I would greatly appreciate your help! 😀

I haven't interviewed at MSSM yet, but maybe this list will help jog your memory...

http://www.mssm.edu/theschool/contacts_admin.shtml

 

[josh999123]

Hey,
I was with you at that interview.
I would send it to the interviewers by the way that is what I did. I don't know there names, but they told me to send my thank yous (to the interviewers) c/o Office of Admissions

Good luck