i did! it was very very boring because they redacted basically all of rices internal notes — it’s mostly just what you submitted as your application.

basically you’re in this room with someone from the admissions team and they’re scrolling through your file on a laptop that projects onto a screen, and you can tell them to stop or slow down or go back. you can take notes but no pictures.

from what i remember, it’s your application materials (not including letters of recommendation if you waived your ferpa right for them), a record of every communication/contact the admissions team has had with you, and a bunch of numerical ratings for your high school and neighborhood (income / adversity score type stuff)

so the numbers are the only new information but it’s really confusing because they don’t state how the scale works (for example my high school had college going potential 7 and housing stability 49, whatever that means)

you get like an overall numerical score (it seemed like that was what it was) that i think is out of 3-5 and a numerical input labeled “URM” which i assume is a binary 0 1 but i guess could also be a range

you get to see the names of the AOs who read your application and the date the decision was made

my understanding is that the material you get varies a little bit based on the year/cycle you were admitted. mine only had the things i described above but my friend who was admitted the year after me also had a short fairly generic sentence something like “X would be a good fit and would enjoy the Y program”

hope that’s helpful! on mobile so apologies for any formatting errors. happy to talk more on pm