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I wouldn't worry about it. Its probably nothing more than a pleasant goodbye. Even if it did mean something, there's nothing you can do about it. You would still just do your best for future interviews just as you would have regardless of what your interviewer said.
I wouldn't worry about it. Its probably nothing more than a pleasant goodbye. Even if it did mean something, there's nothing you can do about it. You would still just do your best for future interviews just as you would have regardless of what your interviewer said.
told me i did well then said good luck
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I don't think this is bad. Also, you looked exhausted today, you do'n alright champ?
I don't think this is bad. Also, you looked exhausted today, you do'n alright champ?
I just didn't get any sleep last night hahah. It happens the night before interviews and mcat and stuff
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Remain calm, man!
Remain calm, man!
I don't think interviewers honestly have much control over what the adcom decides. My friend was told at an interview "oh don't worry, you're getting in for sure" only to be waitlisted and eventually rejected.
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