Also a good chance she’s not entirely sure and is ballparking it .Admissions people do tend to not know the details like adcoms doHuh, yeah it does seem high. Idk, I specifically asked how many II were left stating that MSAR shows it out of 600. She put me on hold to ask and said my info was incorrect and it's closer to 900I wish schools posted this info on their website in real time.
Or at least that's what she said. Oh well, all we can do is wait and pray during this entire cycle.
Hmmm well if she is an outdoorsy type there is a lot of hiking that she could do in the area. She could try out any of the restaurants in Albany, drive to the mall, or go to the NY state museum.
I don’t usually do hikes too close, but the Albany rail Trail is a pretty bike path not too far away.
Yes I did as well
This is helpful- thank you! Does Albany send Rejection emails within that goal "2-3 week period", too?
Nope. Albany does batches of rejection emails not in a 2-3 week period. You can look in last year’s thread for when that occurred.
Do you know what it means lol
I figured that they just resent to everyone by mistake
Congrats! When were you complete?
When were the available interview dates? I got an II today too but don't have time to go through all the steps right now.
It’s a bit late in the season for adding new schools, so everything moves a little slower when it comes to primaries. This does not mean you will end up without a secondary
The hotel can hold your items for you in the lobby for pick up at a later time.
I'm not sure what the MMIs are like there, but what I did was go over some sample questions that I found online that could be asked during an MMI. I would say to not be nervous and be yourself. I know the nervous part can be hard, but try to calm your nerves before so that you have a clear head with which you can read and respond to the prompts they give. Also, I found in my personal experience with an MMI that it can be helpful to draw examples from your own life and experiences to help illustrate certain points you try to make, but that's more dependent on the question being asked. But yeah, overall, you can try to read some sample questions to get a feel for what might be asked (although to be quite honest, I don't think much preparation is really needed for these interviews, but I did so anyway just because it made me feel better), and remember to be yourself (as in don't try to be what you think they want you to be and say what you think they want to hear)! I hope this was somewhat helpful, and good luck with your interview!
same, i just want the axe man
No, I am a reapplicant from last year. Do they look differently at reapplicants?
can never and will never get used to it
Something along the lines of maybe the 15th, and if not then, definitely before the end of the month. They didn't give my group a definite answer
