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A thank you for coming email from UNC and from UChicago
I think I remember a UNC thank you.
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A thank you for coming email from UNC and from UChicago
I got one.
When is a good time to go for a second look? (in Jan or Feb?) Is it smart to go for a second look at my top place or just email the pd telling them they are my number 1? I know it wont do much but I want to increase my chances as much as I can. Lastly should I send stationary to all of the program I have interviewed at? Thanks...
When is a good time to go for a second look? (in Jan or Feb?) Is it smart to go for a second look at my top place or just email the pd telling them they are my number 1? I know it wont do much but I want to increase my chances as much as I can. Lastly should I send stationary to all of the program I have interviewed at? Thanks...
I would be very careful about 2nd looks. I am of the opinion, based on my own personal experience, that they can hurt you or help you. I did a 2nd look at the program I matched to and I think it did help me. Everything went smashingly well that day with everyone I interacted with and people seemed genuinely glad that I was there. However, I also did a second look at another program where the program coordinator (secretary) had not communicated in advance with anyone that I would be there that day. They were shorthanded...it was just a bad day to be there and I felt like I was in everyone's way.
I would try to get a sense with each program whether or not applicants usually even do second looks there. If a program is not used to that, it may seem odd and desperate. I was told this at a nice midwest program I interviewed at by a friend already in the program.
Proceed with caution.
Hopkins sends out a generic email with a "favorable" tone immediately post-interview and a christmas card...can other people corroborate this?
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