Campus is closed today for a snow storm, so I wouldn't expect it this weekend.
Congrats!! May I ask your stats?
I thought the same thing, but since no one has reported being rejected from a post interview hold that feeling has gone away.
I'm sorry to hear that 🙁 I see that your status says that you're accepted somewhere else so I hope that you find your fit in your other places. Best of luck 🙂
We didn't last year. Just had to get immunizations and TB tests done.
In the past, they have only notified people of scholarships if they received one. They didn't notify you if you did not receive a scholarship. It's likely it will be the same this year.
Interviewed on Jan 26th and got a letter in the mail a few weeks back that I have been deferred.
Yes, there are only 3 outcomes to an interview - accept, reject, reconsider later
No, unfortunately they can't offer more acceptances at this point so you're correct that even their favorite applicants who interview late Feb/March get put on hold. I know plenty of people in my class and others though that eventually got accepted from these late interview groups, so it's not a kiss of death! It just means you have to (painfully) wait a little longer to hear back.
Congrats! This is definitely the exception not the norm at this time of year. I knew the second I wrote that no one got straight acceptances this late that someone would come on and post about how they did just that. Your stats are pretty exceptional though.
thank you 🙂
They're the same thing.
This school obviously accepts people with criminal records because the application asks about it. If they consider applicants with criminal records then why not people with a poor academic record that was over 20 years ago?! Dealing with two parents with terminal illnesses at 20 years of age should be reason enough to dismiss the poor grades then, especially considering the 2nd bachelors degree with 3.9. I need other perspectives. Thanks
I doubt it's strictly your age that is a concern, because there is a current first year student here at UK that is close to your same age. I can't say for sure how they look at grades from that far in the past though.
Oldest person in our class (M2) started at 43, so age is not an issue here. Have you reached out for feedback? It's my understanding that the admissions office is here happy to provide input on why people's applications were unsuccessful. It's very difficult for anyone outside the Admissions Office to advise you on where your application is weakest.
