Texas File Review Question

[WoT_A_Scrub_]

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Hi all, I am a Texas applicant who applied to the schools here last year and am reapplying now. During which I attended file reviews, where someone from the admissions office sits down with you and discusses the strengths and weaknesses of your application. Often, they asked me to email them when I had submitted my secondary application to their school. Does anyone know what the significance of that is? Is it a formality, or do they actually note it down on your application? I appreciate any help you can provide.

 

[PickaGodnPray]

Don't know if it is different for Texas, but I received a few feedback sessions from programs with some saying to email them when I submitted secondary and others saying nothing. The ones I emailed didn't respond so I don't think it actually means anything (but at least they remembered me when I interviewed again).

 

[Mr.Smile12]

When I conducted such sessions, I would write a note stating that I had met with an applicant and provided them with specific, actionable advice, which my committee would expect to see applied when the next application came in.

 

[WoT_A_Scrub_]

Hi, sorry for the late response, but thank you for your input!