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Damn it, I swear to God that if I get accepted right the way by Duke or Yale I will withdraw from WashU!!!😡
Too much entitlement.Damn it, I swear to God that if I get accepted right the way by Duke or Yale I will withdraw from WashU!!!😡
Damn it, I swear to God that if I get accepted right the way by Duke or Yale I will withdraw from WashU!!!😡
Sorry I mean I will withdraw from the waitinglist 😉Too much entitlement.You might not even make it outta the waitlist even if you waited. Mean but quite true.🙄 But you're a super star applicant so you'll have your pick of schools.
waitlisted as well. I'm not going here, but I wanted to be under consideration because aren't the recruitment scholarships partially based on where else you get in?
The WL thing comes earlier than I thought.
I haven't received either.Waitlisted. Is anybody rejected, or has anyone neither received an acceptance nor a waitlist?
Waitlisted. Is anybody rejected, or has anyone neither received an acceptance nor a waitlist?
You have a top choice at this point? I don't know of anyone who is rejected as of now.
so no rejections means 800 ppl on the WL? not much point in waiting is there?
You also don't know how many people are turning down a spot on the waitlistso no rejections means 800 ppl on the WL? not much point in waiting is there?
You also don't know how many people are turning down a spot on the waitlist
Yep. but thats similar to considering the people who are going to turn down the school even though they are already accepted.
back to the point, no rejections?
Just pointing out that as May 15 gets closer and closer, your chances of getting off the waitlist are probably a bit more optimistic than 50/800 and that there is more than "not much point" in waiting
well doing a search for the word rejection in this year's and last year's threads turns up no real rejections...so im guessing they dont reject post interview
but yea the size of the waitlist is hard to gauge...it probably starts out close to 50/800 and then gets smaller as people withdraw
well doing a search for the word rejection in this year's and last year's threads turns up no real rejections...so im guessing they dont reject post interview
but yea the size of the waitlist is hard to gauge...it probably starts out close to 50/800 and then gets smaller as people withdraw
Last year I was accepted off the wait list on May 18th. I think that was about the first batch of acceptances off the wait list but I could be misremembering. The search function is your friend when it comes to figuring out how these things usually go. 🙂
I have heard that people are rejected but I have no idea if this is true or not. It seems that the majority of people interviewed and not accepted are wait listed.
I know being wait listed can be heart breaking, but try not to let it get you down too much! Many (most? all?) of you already have acceptances. Be thankful for those and be patient with your wait lists. Most wait list movement does not happen until after people are forced to narrow down to just one acceptance. Both my wait list acceptances happened very quickly after that date, but until then I heard nothing from the schools and had no idea what was going on. This process is incredibly unpredictable and mysterious at all stages.
My heart is broken. ppl say that WashU is a number *****, I guess it's not true.
My heart is broken. ppl say that WashU is a number *****, I guess it's not true.
What's better: hand-writing letters to deans or e-mailing them?
Thanks quirks, did you do anything that may have help you get off the waitlist? Did you send updates, letters of interest, letters of intent, or call them? Thanks.
I talked to admissions today. According to the person I talked to, who did not sound 100% certain, the waitlist includes everyone who has not been accepted thus far and it is not ranked.
I'm glad to be sweating it out with other highly qualified students, though that just limits my chances even more. In four years none of this will matter though, right?
For those of you who are waitlisted, did you get an email back confirming back your response or was the webpage that displayed the confirmation was all that was seen? Also, I went back to my account and when I click on the waitlist inquiry form, the same blank form is displayed. Is it like this for everybody else also? 😕
It's like this for me as well - only the webpage confirmation, and no email. Also, when I go back, the same blank form is displayed, but it does say that "the link will stay active so you can add additional responses", so I think that's ok.
I talked to admissions today. According to the person I talked to, who did not sound 100% certain, the waitlist includes everyone who has not been accepted thus far and it is not ranked.
I'm glad to be sweating it out with other highly qualified students, though that just limits my chances even more. In four years none of this will matter though, right?
Four years if you go to WashU... earlier if you dont 😛
But I dont really care, please dont randomly infer and believe that I want you off the waitlist just so that I have a larger chance of getting into WashU... 😕😕😕
sometimes... premeds are too sensitive 😛
But same here, its nice to still be in the fight. Even if I am very confident that my own odds are kaputtt 👎I'm staying till the very end 😛
Muhahahahah!![]()
So I found out why I didn't get a waitlist email or an acceptance...
Rejection letter in the mail.
I guess the waitlist is at least one less than 800
So I found out why I didn't get a waitlist email or an acceptance...
Rejection letter in the mail.
I guess the waitlist is at least one less than 800
If I didn't get a waitlist notification (I checked both email and status page - nothing), does that mean I am certain to be getting a rejection letter soon, or will they hand out more waitlist notifications?
I thought my interview here went okay and I sent several thank you letters and status updates/LOIs. So I would be a little surprised, except that I only have a 36 MCAT, which makes me one of the low scorers here.
This is my #1 choice, so any hints about the chances I am rejected would be welcome.
my letter was dated 3/3.
So I guess I will know that I'm rejected in about a week, when the post office manages to deliver the letter to Boston? 🙁
D'oh. E-mail from Dean Dodson this morning. Looks like I'm SOL for merit-based aid. Probably not going here
D'oh. E-mail from Dean Dodson this morning. Looks like I'm SOL for merit-based aid. Probably not going here