2017-2018 University of Pittsburgh

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I bet they release decisions at the end of the day so they don’t have to field our annoying calls all day long.
 
Yeah seems like Wednesday will be the big day. Although if these financial aid updates are truly predictive then I don’t understand why they don’t just release the decisions already...
 
Yeah seems like Wednesday will be the big day. Although if these financial aid updates are truly predictive then I don’t understand why they don’t just release the decisions already...

The only reasons I could think of is that either:
A. The update isn't predictive and just random.
Or
B. That if they are predictive maybe they haven't filled the entire class and there are some stragglers.
 
Has Pitt ever released decisions early on a non-Monday/Friday, like tomorrow?
 
Quick look at some of the prior years:

1/31/2014 - Fri
1/29/2015 - Thur
1/28/2016 - Thur
1/30/2017 - Mon

So definitely possible to be a non-monday/friday but probably gonna be Wednesday..
 
Quick look at some of the prior years:

1/31/2014 - Fri
1/29/2015 - Thur
1/28/2016 - Thur
1/30/2017 - Mon

So definitely possible to be a non-monday/friday but probably gonna be Wednesday..


Nice work detective! I agree, but it could be tomorrow....therefore, I will be on edge tomorrow.
 
Does anyone recall the total #of acceptances Pitt makes?

I know that 150 + ~112 (last year from WL) = 262; but I thought they accepted more.
 
Not sure if anyone's taken a look at this but it details the admissions process and how the adcom at Pitt even works to the selection of accepted, waitlists etc.. It's pretty interesting.

Scroll down to section E (Admissions Committee Procedures):

http://www.medadmissions.pitt.edu/application-process/documents/UPSOM_BYLAWS_approved_1_26_2018_.pdf

Interesting excerpt:
The Associate Dean will regularly provide the Committee with reports on outcomes of each class matriculated (never distinguishing individual students such that the student could be identified) to identify features of applications that are associated with risk of failures, including unprofessional behavior in medical school, as well as features that are associated with success, such as election to the Honor Society, Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) status and recipient of senior awards.
 
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Not sure if anyone's taken a look at this but it details the admissions process and how the adcom at Pitt even works to the selection of accepted, waitlists etc.. It's pretty interesting.

Scroll down to section E (Admissions Committee Procedures):

http://www.medadmissions.pitt.edu/application-process/documents/UPSOM_BYLAWS_approved_1_26_2018_.pdf

Interesting excerpt:


Reading this was oddly comforting. I feel like it is a little less random of a process and that if it is meant to be, you will be accepted.
 
Does anyone recall the total #of acceptances Pitt makes?

I know that 150 + ~112 (last year from WL) = 262; but I thought they accepted more.

From a spreadsheet of IS/OOS acceptance rate data from last years USNWR, 847 interviews yielded 359 total acceptances. Not sure how many are from acceptances after waitlist but my gut tells me they have to let in more than their class size in their first wave of acceptances!
 
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DECISIONS ARE UP!!!!!!!!!!
Waitlist.

Info:
Early interview, no FAFSA update (have yet to submit it though).
 
also waitlisted, anyone get outright rejected? or do they just have a 600 person waitlist?

Did the financial aid packet seem indicative?
 
ah **** waitlisted 🙁 didn't get the financial aid status.
 
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