Schools that give feedback to rejected applicants?

[radioactive15]

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What are some schools that give you feedback on why you were rejected? Did you call the admissions office or email a specific person? I'm aware not all schools divulge this info, but have people had success with certain schools?

 

[Lost in Translation]

I know University of Cincinnati and maybe Duke do that if you request. Only know this because I interviewed at both these and that's what they said, so I'm sure there are others.

 

[Meccamputechture]

SUNY Upstate and MSUCHM do too, I'm pretty sure.


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[Ampharos]

Subscribed -- this seems helpful

 

[JeffSwag]

Subscribed -- this seems helpful

One of my friends got feedback from University of Iowa last year. I believe that she emailed them initially and then someone described where she could improve on the phone.

 

[NeuResurgens]

Definitely seems like more the exception than the rule, but I'm interested what experiences others might have with this.

 

[Whyamionhere]

UWash - admissions dean will sit down with you and go over EVERYTHING with you

 

[Albanian Mafia]

I was extremely lucky and had 0 rejections, but it was common practice at my undergrad for rejected applicants to call the admissions office and specifically try to get feedback directly from the interviewer (not always an option)

 

[ivybme]

Let's start a list:

Duke
MSUCHM
SUNY Upstate
University of Cincinnati
University of Iowa
University of Washington

 

[Levrone]

FIU HWCOM gave advice to me and my ex last year (via phone call) after we both got rejected (never got to interview there)

No other school gave me feedback

 

[Hau5MD]

The dean of admissions at Creighton gave one of my friends tips on how she could post-interview (waitlisted).

 

[ortnakas]

On the DO side, RVUCOM gave me some helpful feedback a few years ago.