question about "demonstrating interest"

Colleges and Universities A-Z Emory University
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<p>So Emory is my top choice and I've heard that since they demonstrate Tufts syndrome a bit, they appreciate it if you demonstrate interest. I'm going to a summer program for 3 weeks at Emory this summer -- would they consider that demonstrating interest? I live in Ohio so I'm not going to fly back in the fall and visit again when I've already seen the campus.</p>

<p>Also, a few weeks ago, I ordered this free DVD that was sort of a virtual tour and I got a letter from the dean of admissions saying they were glad I showed interest in Emory and would I like to schedule a tour. Like I said before, I'm not going to be able to schedule a tour. Would it be a good thing if I emailed the dean back and actually told her that while I won't be taking a tour, I will be living at the school for 3 weeks and so on?</p>

<p>Any advice would be appreciated.</p>

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<p>yes, attending a emory program will help. In addition to the DVD, check to see if the Emory rep will visit your neighborhood this summer/fall, bcos that also counts as “interest.” No need to respond to the Dean’s marketing letter. Just make sure you sign up and take an official tour while on campus.</p>

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<p>Contact your regional admissions officer and let them know your situation, maybe even stop in office during your stay and say hello. You have 3 weeks to show them your interest, take full advantage of your time there. Email a professor in your intended major, maybe they are teaching summer school and you can stop by and introduce yourself during office hours. </p>

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