Medschoolbelle
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+12nd Tier WL as well. It ain't over till it's over... but I guess it's over for me. So sad.
+12nd Tier WL as well. It ain't over till it's over... but I guess it's over for me. So sad.
According to one of the people above me, it's either an acceptance or waitlist later in February. My email didn't say I was waitlisted and that they are still reviewing it.What does that even mean?
So after browsing last year's Hofstra thread, there wasn't a lot of movement from the wait-list overall due to Hofstra over-accepting. Unless they are carefully accepting applicants this year, I think chances for getting off of the first tier waitlist aren't as high as they seem to be.
LolWhich sees more movement - 1st or 2nd tier waitlist?
Has anyone actually been accepted? Seems like all waitlisted and no rejection or acceptances.
There also exist people that are less neurotic than we are and don't post on SDN, who probably got some acceptances tooHas anyone actually been accepted? Seems like all waitlisted and no rejection or acceptances.
There also exist people that are less neurotic than we are and don't post on SDN, who probably got some acceptances too
Interviewed 9/13 and silence ever since.
question- a lot of first tier waitlist people withdrawing...is this because people think there will be little movement on waitlist?
Can you explain further what you mean, either i'm still sleepy or just not understanding clearly lmaoNo, it’s Bc we got into other schools we prefer more. I think first tier WL is just to yield protect honestly despite what people saying about that happening pre interview. If a top applicant stays on first tier waitlist, then they are showing interest in joining and the school dosent gave to waste an A. It’s smart
Can you explain further what you mean, either i'm still sleepy or just not understanding clearly lmao
I agree, given that the school has the lowest yield rate, around 27%. It looks bad. They can increase that number by waitlisting a lot more people.There are certain applicants who they want but are unsure whether they will come or not if offered a spot. With MMIs many more candidates can be interviewed so although interview spots are valuable to the school, they aren’t as valuable when they can quickly screen people with MMI. If a top applicant interviews but they aren’t sure they will come, they can put them on a first tier waitlist. What this communicates is “you are likely to get in if you stay on the WL”. This way, they can screen for interest from these applicants without giving out A’s. Most likely, their first tier waitlist will dissolve to a large extent but they will keep a couple. The second tier waitlist is more like a real waitlist. Just my thoughts
People will often times reject a hofstra acceptance in favor of another school. Low yield is in reference to the percentage. Higher yield = more desirable.What does low yield mean? So confused
They told january interviewees we would all hear "sometime during the month of Feburary"In this continued review email... has anyone figured out if this happened last year? Do they still hand out A's by the end of feb?
No, thank goodnessAre there any acting stations in the MMI?
Not for mehas anybody accepted in the first batch heard from fin aid yet?
not yet and I was accepted in the first batchanyone hear back about merit scholarships?
according to the website, yes: "The vast majority of scholarships will be awarded to students based on a combination of need and merit. Each application will be evaluated using an institutional methodology designed to determine level of need. Students will be considered eligible once the FAFSA is complete (including parent information) along with the Non-Custodial Parent Financial Aid Application, if applicable. For additional information regarding the application process, please review the Applying for Aid section of our website "Do we need to submit fin aid info to hear about merit?
It says that "Our interview season runs from September through early February and invitations to interview are sent throughout this timeframe" so not sure,is it over for me if i haven't heard back about an interview yet?
Accepted just now! Super excited
Thanks! Mid-DecemberCongrats! When'd you interview?