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Through a very dark glass if they haven't fixed what put them into the rejected pile.
It will vary by school and state.
We don't usually re-interview.
We don't usually re-interview.
It depends on the school and their pool.@gyngyn @Goro Just to be clear, if I was wait-listed on the 'top third' at two different schools (which is true), my chances for the next cycle at those schools have declined? (I've personally improved my application rather sufficiently, I think, but even assuming this wasn't the case.)
They assess whether the new pool has sufficient quality candidates to exceed the number needed to fill without re-sampling the old pool.
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It would also depend upon how many apps the receive, and the quality of those candidates.
Plus how you've remedied the deficits that landed you on the wait-list.
Plus how you've remedied the deficits that landed you on the wait-list.
It depends on the school and their pool.
They assess whether the new pool has sufficient quality candidates to exceed the number needed to fill without re-sampling the old pool.
This is true.It would also depend upon how many apps the receive, and the quality of those candidates.
Plus how you've remedied the deficits that landed you on the wait-list.
We screen so hard that the only potential deficit is something revealed in the interview.
This is why we don't re-interview.
The odds that poor communication, motivation or interpersonal skills will improve in a year is pretty low...
Iiiinteresting. I appreciate the insight.