freudianneuro

You can park in B lot for half of that and just take the bus to that parking lot from your building on campus.

I interviewed recently. They said out of 80-85 interviews they plan on accepting nearly 70 and expecting about 20-25 to matriculate. They said chances after interview were pretty high unless there was an obvious lack of fit.

I've been sending them to every person I interview with, the people that coordinated the weekend, and any grad students that were helpful. They are all thoughtful and personalized and I try to add something funny or unique from our conversation. I just set up all the drafts with the emails on the interview list in gmail and write something short unless it's someone I really connected with. Before internet I'd send thank you cards to people I interviewed with for jobs and drop it in the mail on my way home. It might be old school but I've always had positive results from it.

I'm in the same boat. Trying to choose between other programs and Cornell. I searched and your post came up. I hope to get some guidance in making my decision.

That's good to know. I have 5 POIs to interview with and a panel of directors. I was worried there would be no way to remember something about everyone considering I have back to back interviews which would mean 13 people's research to memorize. I hope I won't need notes but I might make a cheat sheet anyway.

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