Demonstrated Interest

<p>After I submitted college applications for the 1/15 deadline, I realized that I had not really given myself enough options. I began researching schools that fit my criteria that were still accepting applications, and Emory was basically the only one. However, as I began looking into Emory I became more and more interested in it. At this point it is definitely one of my top 2 schools. Unfortunately, I officially submitted my application for Emory on Friday. </p>

<p>My worry is that they will think I have no actual interest in the school. I would not be able to visit until after acceptances come out. Would scheduling a visit in April demonstrate interest? Is there any other way I can show I am truly interested in Emory?</p>

<p>I'm pretty sure the way they measure demonstrated interest is through the stuff you said you did on your application (visit campus, high school visit, college fair, etc.), so I doubt anything you did now would help too much. Also, your Why Emory? essay should show your interest.</p>

<p>Yeah, my Why Emory was good. Hopefully that will be convincing enough.</p>

<p>check your PM,</p>

<p>Thanks</p>

<p>Aaron 981,</p>

<p>There are a number of ways in which you can "demonstrate interest" in Emory.</p>

<p>While one certain way is doing an "official" visit (whereby you actually register with the Office of Admission), there is another easy way, which is to order a copy of the DVD.</p>

<p>Here's the link: Order</a> Emory's Video Visit or DVD</p>

<p>Yes, it really is as easy as that to "demonstrate interest".</p>