Hi, I hope this is a good time to ask a question regarding the application process. Is it correct that it is possible to apply a second time after an initial application has been rejected?
I understand that the bar for acceptance might be higher on a second attempt. However, I feel this would allow me to save considerable time on the application process. Since I was accepted last year and a few times before, I might be able to reuse an old application with minimal editing. This could help me—and potentially many others—avoid spending three or more hours crafting an entirely new application from scratch.
I don’t think spending three or more hours on an EAG application is a good use of time, I’m honestly shocked to hear that anyone spent more than an hour on it. It’s three short questions.
If going to EAG would help you do so much more good that it’s worth working >=3 hours on an application, I’m sure you can just write the reason why it’s so valuable and you’ll likely be accepted.
Hi, I hope this is a good time to ask a question regarding the application process. Is it correct that it is possible to apply a second time after an initial application has been rejected?
I understand that the bar for acceptance might be higher on a second attempt. However, I feel this would allow me to save considerable time on the application process. Since I was accepted last year and a few times before, I might be able to reuse an old application with minimal editing. This could help me—and potentially many others—avoid spending three or more hours crafting an entirely new application from scratch.
Looking forward to your response! 😊
I don’t think spending three or more hours on an EAG application is a good use of time, I’m honestly shocked to hear that anyone spent more than an hour on it. It’s three short questions.
If going to EAG would help you do so much more good that it’s worth working >=3 hours on an application, I’m sure you can just write the reason why it’s so valuable and you’ll likely be accepted.