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Post by Ovc2027 on Jul 5, 2023 8:31:24 GMT -5
Hey there, To be honest with you, having a higher average would give you a better chance but IT DOES NOT guarantee admission. You can have a 99% average but if there are any red flags on your BIF or something you said during the interview, you can be rejected. That being said, I know someone who had a higher average and thought their interview went well and got rejected this year. While people having a lower average and a good interview getting accepted. I only had a 91% (50/50 average), 4th quartile casper, and got admitted! So with low 90s is still attainable. Do you think that a fourth quartile ensures admission then? Eg no possibility that a first or second quartile can be admitted even with a high average? I’m not sure how much Casper marks influence ranking Casper is worth 25% of the average for your ranking to get an interview. After the interview, the interview is worth 35% while your average+Casper combined is worth 65%. So getting a fourth quartile doesn’t mean a guaranteed spot. I know people with extremely high averages and a lower quartile score but still got in. Overall don’t focus on one thing, think about what you can improve on. They are looking for well rounded individuals.
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Post by futurejoy on Apr 23, 2024 20:05:28 GMT -5
For anyone browsing this thread who is super down about their grades and are nervous to apply - I received an interview this year with a ~87 average and fourth quartile Casper. I did have excellent references, and ample experience. Not sure how I didn't get cut but it just goes to show, always try! Hi! Did you get in?
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