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Does anyone remember how many questions there were for the apartment game?
5
I literally took answer choice B to mean that ordinary people will have to become experts, wow I feel like an idiot.
Since I graduated 3 years ago should I even write an Addendum at all or just let my work experience speak for my abilities?
Contemplating if I should write a GPA addendum or just focus more on post grad work experience. I started a business while in College so school unfortunately was not my top priority. Majored in STEM and was offered a pretty good job post grad.
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Go for another visit! Call the admissions office, see if you can sit in on a class and schedule a meeting with an admissions counselor. Treat the visit like it is an interview and do your best to charm the admissions office. If it is your top choice, let them know in person. Go to the meeting armed with 3-4 questions about the academic program and your own elevator pitch of why the school should choose YOU. Do not waste a question by asking what your chances are of getting off the waitlist. You want the admissions officer to come away from the meeting thinking "QuannieB was so nice in person, seemed really smart, enthusiastic and likable." You want them to add you to their list of favorite files that should get top consideration when they go to the WL. Good luck!
Thank you so much for your insight! Any particular questions you think I should ask?
Hey Guys, so I was recently Wait Listed at my top choice Law School. I submitted my wait list form two days after receiving the email along with a Letter of Continued Interest addressed to my assigned Admissions Counselor. I took a visit to the school in 2017 and loved it, which I also mentioned in my LOCI. I am currently contemplating taking another visit to the school and trying to meet with my Admissions Counselor or someone from the Admissions Committee. I don't want to be annoying after I've already taken a visit in 2017 and sent in a LOCI. Thoughts? Suggestions?
I had RC,LR,LG,RC,LR...anyone else?