Say youre not interested in a school anymore but have already set up an interview date, it's okay to still withdraw your application right?
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They'll understand if you decide to withdraw your application. Just call them ASAP and tell them you're withdrawing as a courtesy.
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oh, not really...i don't think it's still "okay". They'll "dislike" you, so they'll put a "bad" mark on your overall app account so other schools can see. It works just like how bad credit works.
...:-D...on the bright side, if you can w/draw from a school...you'd be in an AwEsOmeLy GoOd shape. 👍 🙂 GL.
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What are they going to do, reject your application? 🙂
Okay, so in my position I did AADSAS before i did my DAT scores. I took a mock kaplan and did very poorly, so i assumed i wouldn't do well. However, i did well enough to score interviews, such as at Penn. Of course i am over joyed that i am getting interview invites, but i applied to A LOT of schools (11, in fear of not getting in). Is it okay with withdraw from a school? Or will they really leave a bad mark on my AADSAS/etc and make the schools that are interested in me not as interested? I do not want to take someone else's interview or potential applicant spot if i definitely know id rather go to the other schools who have interviewed me. Sorry for my whiny post...
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I did the same thing and I will definitely be withdrawing from nearly half of the schools I applied to. I say withdraw and leave the spots open for others.
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just say "hey, you're not good enough for me anymore"
jk, I don't know yet, when I do, so will you.
