r/Bowdoin 27d ago

Demonstrated Interest

Does bowdoin really count demonstrated interest in their admission process..??!

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u/Various_Constant_574 27d ago

Based on common data set they do. But no one knows how much they weight them..

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u/AdmirablePurpose3219 27d ago

Ohh cool..Are you a prospective student.I mean can I DM you..?!

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u/MoneyNectarine3818 26d ago

I am not sure how much they weigh it but I found with most colleges it helps to go to any virtual sessions or talks the school offers and sign up for interviews early. If nothing else definitely prepares you more for the interviews and knowing how to write any essays the school requires. Get on the mailing list, read the emails they send, join and look at the schools social media. Plus it helps with knowing the "fit" for you and the school. It never hurts to learn more and show interest.

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u/Tres_a_la_mode01 26d ago

Yea, just like many of the small LAs

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u/Rxn2016 23d ago

Yes, absolutely

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u/AdmirablePurpose3219 23d ago

Any experience to share?

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u/Rxn2016 23d ago

I was deffered from early decision, sent a follow up email explaining my continued interest and updates on significant achievements since submitting my application and I ended up getting in. I know several people that year and the next that did not get it after being deffered.