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It's a nicer way of them telling us we are waitlisted. Someone correct me if I am wrong but I don't believe they waitlist people this early?
They will re-review all "deferred" applicants until the late spring, when their waitlist opens up. At any point, the applicants who are deferred can be accepted or rejected, but they can also be continuously deferred until the waitlist opens up.
I don't remember exactly what time but sometime around 4. Not early enough for your to catch a 4:55 flight with Boston traffic
Check other available interview dates and see if there are later flights for those days.
If you wrote about your service in your secondary, updating them on hours isn't substantial.
Also wondering this
Easy to get lost in the alphabet soup on the forums. Took me a good month of googling and looking through old threads to figure it all out.
Yeah, never do this. Unless you did the MBS program or worked in a lab during undergrad or had some direct specific dealings with the school, how do you know if you love a school? Best practice is to only reach out if you have a substantive update. At that point you can express your continued interest.
I believe they do, I thought I heard something about it during the interview day.
Thanks! My hard copy was sent to my house and not my school address so I haven't had the chance to look it over. Excited to have the chance to meet everyone
My acceptance literally just came with an acceptance letter, nothing else. Should I expect more?
You'll receive an email about it in the early spring. It's typically early-mid April.
Yes
repeat this question out loud and you should figure out the answer
