2015-2016 Tulane University Application Thread

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Anyone know when they do scholarship stuff for those accepted?! i submitted fafsa already but haven't done my taxes yet this year
 
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We'll probably have to wait til next week now, since it's so late in the afternoon. They're probably done sending them for the day.
True, but it seems normal for Tulane. If you scroll back through the thread, youll see that ppl who interviewed on the same day got acceptances like 2 weeks apart
 
It's been officially six months since I submitted my app here. At one point I was hopeful about the silence but now it's clear that my application was never read. 🙁
 
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Acceptance range just now. Definitely kinda bummed. On a side note, I wonder if they realize it has a typo in it...
 
Acceptance range just now. Definitely kinda bummed. On a side note, I wonder if they realize it has a typo in it...
Yah I get acceptance range too. Stinks. The letter said that the "great majority" are put in acceptance range. Do you think this is actually true, or just their way of tryna soften the blow haha
 
I have no idea. I thought I'd heard somewhere that you had a better than 50% chance of being accepted after interviewing but who knows. Plus if they were interviewing close to 600 people than even if they accepted 250 then technically the majority are in the acceptance range I guess.
 
I have no idea. I thought I'd heard somewhere that you had a better than 50% chance of being accepted after interviewing but who knows. Plus if they were interviewing close to 600 people than even if they accepted 250 then technically the majority are in the acceptance range I guess.
the 50% figure includes waitlist movement.
 
I mean I guess if they hadn't offered as many acceptances as they had planned on, or a bunch of people withdrew their acceptances early, movement before May would be theoretically possible. Seems extremely unlikely though.
 
Does anyone know if wait list movement ever happens before May?

from tulane "However, most movement from this category will not occur until after we have completed interviews in February with the peak activity occuring during the month of May."
 
I want to make a new support thread for those who fell in love with Tulane/New Orleans but were placed on the acceptance range list.
 
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Does anyone know when Tulane's last interview date is? Still silent here but hopeful I can eke out a last-minute interview.
 
The message on the financial aid page stating that the outside contractor is late with their forms has disappeared and the form is now a clickable link, but still doesn't work. Gave them a call and they said maybe by next week. I'm glad these aren't really important, or whatever.
 
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The message on the financial aid page stating that the outside contractor is late with their forms has disappeared and the form is now a clickable link, but still doesn't work. Gave them a call and they said maybe by next week. I'm glad these aren't really important, or whatever.
Both my host and student interviewer said that the only negative of Tulane is that they, like the rest of NOLA, have a "it'll get done when it gets done" attitude and they'll do stuff like randomly change the location of an event an hour before it starts, hahaha.

I guess this is to prepare us
 
Both my host and student interviewer said that the only negative of Tulane is that they, like the rest of NOLA, have a "it'll get done when it gets done" attitude and they'll do stuff like randomly change the location of an event an hour before it starts, hahaha.

I guess this is to prepare us

True story. This is a blessing and a curse. It gets frustrating when you want/need things done by a certain time. But it also gives you a good deal of flexibility with deadlines, elective rotations, etc.

As in, rarely is something really due by the original deadline. It's more like a guideline.