What happens when one withdraws an application?

Hi there,

Sorry you haven't been able to reach them.

I recommend you withdraw the application. At the end of the day, you're not applying now anyway - may as well withdraw.

Regardless as to how they treat the withdrawal, you're going to grad school! By the time you re-apply, any possible ban period would have warn off (though, if they haven't actually your application, I'm confident you're safe)

Hello!

Sorry to hear that, it seems super frustrating not to be able to touch base with HR after their hint.

TBH, I am not sure whether withdrawing will have an effect at this point, but I think you should try. Nothing to loose at this point, since nothing is going to come out of that last application either.

Hope it helps!

Cheers,

Clara

Hi,

The withdrawal is what it is. It does not impact your future applications. They want to hire, not scare people

Best

Hello there!

It's already been said about what happens in case of withdrawal, as for what to choose, considering grad school is great, and I agree with Ian here, withdrawing your application and reapplying after the waiting period seems a better option.
You will gain experience and can put it in your CV in the future.

Waiting for the reply would just get on your nerves.

Hope it helps.

GB

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Hi,

I would do it too. Do not worry, no consequences in your situation

Best,
Antonello

Hi,

Probably go ahead with your grad school application and wait until the HR come back to you. Explain your plan that you would like to apply after your grad school. I am pretty sure they would proposed a solution.

Best,
Iman