<p>So I got rejected from Davis and I am appealing to the school. The school is my first choice and ive been to the campus before so i am not giving up. I have a 3.4 gpa with an 1820 SAT. I have plenty of extracurriculars with a year in a research lab. In my appeal I am also sending a letter of rec from my PI.
I was wondering if you guys think it's a good idea to visit the campus and talk to someone from the admissions office? Has anyone done this before? I was thinking if I show enough interest by going to the campus that it might give me an edge. And if I do who should I talk to and about what?</p>
<p>I concept, talking face to face is always better. But I’m not sure if anyone from admissions will take an appointment. I could be wrong. Hopefully more posts will follow.</p>
<p>Yeah, admissions officers would be pretty busy right now reading through the other appeals and whatnot so I’m not sure who you could talk to.</p>
<p>yeah i was wondering the same thing if I could go up on picnic day next saturday and be able to talk to the appeal committee.</p>
<p>Read the UC Davis website, which is clear that the sole process for an appeal is online. They state that no interviews will be granted.</p>