Hey there—no, there is no difference here in terms of your chances. Your actions from here are exactly the same—so long as the school is open to sending additional information, you would do so—additional letters of rec, etc. No difference—just a matter of “not enough info yet to admit you.” So from here, get em more information! Good luck…
Hey there—no, there is no difference here in terms of your chances. Your actions from here are exactly the same—so long as the school is open to sending additional information, you would do so—additional letters of rec, etc. No difference—just a matter of “not enough info yet to admit you.” So from here, get em more information! Good luck…
Jon Frank
-- by 会员 JonFrank (2011/2/8 14:34:28)
Can I ask for an interview if I've got nothing new to send to the admission or I'll just wait till May?
Hey there—no, there is no difference here in terms of your chances. Your actions from here are exactly the same—so long as the school is open to sending additional information, you would do so—additional letters of rec, etc. No difference—just a matter of “not enough info yet to admit you.” So from here, get em more information! Good luck…
Jon Frank
-- by 会员 JonFrank (2011/2/8 14:34:28)
Can I ask for an interview if I've got nothing new to send to the admission or I'll just wait till May?
-- by 会员 summer1125 (2011/2/8 18:22:23)
Yes, see our answer below my friend. You should send a letter after a couple weeks, with a gentle reminder that you are awaiting further instructions from them; that you are eager to interview, and looking forward to receiving further information. Now, if youd like, you can also include information in this letter—but you don’t have to. If you have been promoted, retaken tests, etc.—you can say aaaall that in this letter. But if all you want to do is let them know that you are eager to receive further instructions (and they have said on your website that they will send out further instructions), you can certainly do so. But do so after a week or two of waiting, and do so quickly, respectfully, and in a short, well-written note. And good luck!
Thanks a lot. May I tell them that I have got admitted by a b-school?
Hey there—no, there is no difference here in terms of your chances. Your actions from here are exactly the same—so long as the school is open to sending additional information, you would do so—additional letters of rec, etc. No difference—just a matter of “not enough info yet to admit you.” So from here, get em more information! Good luck…
Thanks a lot. May I tell them that I have got admitted by a b-school?
Hey there—no, there is no difference here in terms of your chances. Your actions from here are exactly the same—so long as the school is open to sending additional information, you would do so—additional letters of rec, etc. No difference—just a matter of “not enough info yet to admit you.” So from here, get em more information! Good luck…
Jon Frank
-- by 会员 JonFrank (2011/2/8 14:34:28)
-- by 会员 vampireking (2011/2/13 20:24:37)
Hey there. Yes! You absolutely should. Not in an obnoxious way of course, but let them know that you are in demand, and that you are being courted by other schools. That will let them know that they need to take your application very seriously. However, you need to be careful not to be obnoxious—if you are mean or disrespectful in the email, they might of course say to you, “Well good for you then, go to THAT program. Good bye…” You want to be extremely respectful in this letter, that is the most important thing… Good luck !
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