I don't think so and the letter gave no indication of it happening.
From what I understood from the letter -It says you can either be accepted, rejected, or put on the alternate list on May 15. Maybe I read that wrong.
I don't think so and the letter gave no indication of it happening.
I don't think so and the letter gave no indication of it happening.
In previous years, if you were placed on the waitlist, you had to wait until the final ranked list came out in mid-May. Once you were waitlisted, I believe you were then either accepted, rejected, or ranked when the final list came out--but no decision was made until then, and they did not accept any supplemental materials.
In anticipation of someone asking how the ranked wait list works (or how it has in the past):
Once the final list is ranked, you are sent a letter with your initial rank. A hotline is set up that you can call to determine which number on the list is next. For example, let's say I was ranked 37th on the final wait list--on day one, if I called the hotline, it would tell me that the admissions committee is at number one on the waitlist. That is, if someone who was offered a position in the class declines the seat, the next person to be called for an acceptance would be the individual ranked number one. I then call next week, and they are on number 15, etc.
Again, this is based on my previous experience with the waitlist (and friends who were on the waitlist), so I don't speak for the U in any way...
Interview invite today! Pretty pumped as I was beginning to lose hope! IS 3.8/30Q reapplicant, but took last year's application cycle off to get more clinical experience.
mid may or mid march? i thought they had said march but i might be wrong.
mid may or mid march? i thought they had said march but i might be wrong.
From what I understood from the letter -It says you can either be accepted, rejected, or put on the alternate list on May 15. Maybe I read that wrong.
I think last year the list came out before May as I posted above. I don't think they will randomly accept anyone who is on the WL in the next month or two. If that was what you were wondering. They might accept/reject a few people when they are making the ranked list in spring but I figure it doesn't really mater. My thinking was that once we get our rank number, you have a pretty good idea if you will be accepted or not. From past years, it seems like if you fall in the top 50 you should be good, 50-70 maybe, and higher than that is grim at best.
For those of you accepted, are you planning on going to the re-visit day?
For those of you accepted, are you planning on going to the re-visit day?
For those of you accepted, are you planning on going to the re-visit day?
I think last year the list came out before May as I posted above. I don't think they will randomly accept anyone who is on the WL in the next month or two. If that was what you were wondering. They might accept/reject a few people when they are making the ranked list in spring but I figure it doesn't really mater. My thinking was that once we get our rank number, you have a pretty good idea if you will be accepted or not. From past years, it seems like if you fall in the top 50 you should be good, 50-70 maybe, and higher than that is grim at best.
Anybody else who has interviewed nervously waiting to hear back from the U? Every time my phone rings or when I check the mail, my heart races.
Two weeks since the last acceptances...
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For those of you accepted, are you planning on going to the re-visit day?
sooooo anyone hear anything today?
For those of you accepted, are you planning on going to the re-visit day?
Wait-listed 37M, 3.9, interviewed November 16th. I emailed the director of admissions and she said the U doesn't take letters of intent or anything and we won't find out about rank or anything until May.
Has anyone heard of someone deferring enrollment after being accepted off the waitlist at the U?
when did you get the waitlist letter?Wait-listed 37M, 3.9, interviewed November 16th. I emailed the director of admissions and she said the U doesn't take letters of intent or anything and we won't find out about rank or anything until May.
Has anyone heard of someone deferring enrollment after being accepted off the waitlist at the U?
IS or OS?
Wait-listed 37M, 3.9, interviewed November 16th. I emailed the director of admissions and she said the U doesn't take letters of intent or anything and we won't find out about rank or anything until May.
Has anyone heard of someone deferring enrollment after being accepted off the waitlist at the U?
Wow, any idea why? Unfortunate interview? Gap in your ECs? You have excellent stats.
I think my EC's were pretty good ( about a year and a half of hospice volunteering, other service volunteering, 3 years research with a bunch of published abstracts, etc). I guess they just didn't like me a whole lot in the interview, but they are getting more selective now as it is a little late in the cycle.
I mean I'm sure they're getting more selective, but this isn't Harvard we're talking about. 3.9/37 is not common. Maybe they thought you were interested in elsewhere? Idk, I'm sorry though, hopefully you've had luck elsewhere!
Can anybody tell me about how long it was to find out your interview date after you sent in your top 2 choices?
About 4 days for me
Ha thanks, but I haven't really. I was pretty set on the U so I didn't apply many other places. Now to just wait for the ranking...
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May your number low, and your hopes be high!
Do you know if schools really do waitlist students if they think they will go somewhere else? I guess I can see why they would but that idea just seems weird to me.
I was thinking the same thing. Unless you have any red flags in your application, I don't see why they would wait list you with those stats and IS status.
I hope that's the case anyway because I'm also IS and don't have nearly the same stats as you haha. Fingers crossed you get a GREAT wait list #!
has ANYONE received any decision, good or not so good, this week?
Do you know if schools really do waitlist students if they think they will go somewhere else? I guess I can see why they would but that idea just seems weird to me.
Probably a myth applicants choose to believe because it makes them feel better. There is no way a school would do that to one of their own residents.
Wait listing a 3.9/37 IS applicant is very odd however
Probably a myth applicants choose to believe because it makes them feel better. There is no way a school would do that to one of their own residents.