Do schools that place some students "on-hold" also reject other applicants pre-interview, or is everyone placed on pre-interview hold? This may vary from school to school, of course, but I was wondering if there is a general trend to be identified.
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"On-hold" vs. Rejection
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SanDiegoSOD said:
It varies by the school. For example, Albany puts some on hold and rejects others, while George Washington puts all (or at least most) people on hold.
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Has anyone been formally rejected from GW pre-interview yet? does anyone know the chances of being given an interview after being placed on hold (which happened to me today, 12/2)?
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Some one posted in another thread that UPenn interview deferrment probably means rejection (which sucks) but U Chicago has been rejecting so I'm guessing they do go back through the "on hold" people at some point.
