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You know @pdiddy18, I really thought so too... Hope is still alive though!Was hoping today would be the big day š„ŗ keep those fingers and toes crossed waitlisters!
You know @pdiddy18, I really thought so too... Hope is still alive though!Was hoping today would be the big day š„ŗ keep those fingers and toes crossed waitlisters!
I'm not sure who signed my letter. I emailed my admissions counselor and she said to address it to the admissions committee. Does that sound right?I addressed mine to Mrs. Stearman since she signed my waitlist letter.
At least for the Navy, you donāt sign up for anything. They give you orders. Pretty sure army and af are the same.
Ya! Definitely do whatever she said! I didnāt ask so hopefully they donāt care too much.I'm not sure who signed my letter. I emailed my admissions counselor and she said to address it to the admissions committee. Does that sound right?
I was told that the June DCC is filling up and most of us now will be going to July which means missing a little bit of orientation at USUHS.
Does USUHS have a specific commit to enroll date? I tried looking, but 9/10 links to their website are broken.
If you are using links from another site they may not work anymore. We just got a brand new site.Does USUHS have a specific commit to enroll date? I tried looking, but 9/10 links to their website are broken.
I thought for USUHS after April 30th if you don't commit then no guarantees because they start moving to waitlist? This is weird because do people coming off the waitlist need to commit immediately? I don't see the option on my CYMS tool yet (USUHS doesn't show up yet).
Id like to go here, but I am still debating HPSP at a school that I am on the waitlist for.If you are using links from another site they may not work anymore. We just got a brand new site.
Medschool, Admissions
Typically you have 2 weeks after being accepted to commit to enroll. When I applied, we were allowed to plan to enroll until like June or something because of the military commitment. But if you want to go here, not sure why youād wait.
Id like to go here, but I am still debating HPSP at a school that I am on the waitlist for.
I've received my unconditional and I have not received communication on when exactly I needed to commit fully.
i do hope its not the 2 week thing because I got everything well over 2 weeks ago and just withdrew my acceptances this week.
So for people that are accepted, do they just wait for an email with their orders about when their officer training is?You wonāt really be missing anything. Donāt stress about it.
So for people that are accepted, do they just wait for an email with their orders about when their officer training is?
How long did it take for you to get that email after your unconditional acceptance?I got an email verifying enrollment in DCC about 1.5 weeks before I got my official orders
Or how many are on the primary waitlist overall? It doesnāt seem like there is even an alternate list that everyone spoke about earlier in the cycle lol. Havenāt heard anyone say anything about itWhole squad rn:
also, anyone know how many people are typically on the Army waitlist?
As promised, the law of first come first serve, @itsbritneywitch... the luck goes to you! Make sure to keep it alive šME PLEASE!
Thank you, I shall!!As promised, the law of first come first serve, @itsbritneywitch... the luck goes to you! Make sure to keep it alive š
Good luck to everyone on the waitlist, and I hope to see all of your faces in the fall!!!
Hello- I'm really interested in applying to USU next year. I was wondering though, if anyone knows how it works if you have a history of asthma, but no current symptoms. I heard that you're still able to apply with a sign-off from a doctor. Is this true?
Congratulations!!!Accepted yesterday! Navy!!! Iām so excited!!!
How long did you all have to wait before receiving anything by email? I still havenāt received anything since being called yesterday.
Huh? I thought the primary waitlist was the main wait list they pulled from.Primary waitlist=alternate list
I think people are talking about waitlist versus alternate. I think waitlist means you would be accepted if they had a spot and they go through that before moving to the alternate list. Someone please correct me if Iām wrong!Huh? I thought the primary waitlist was the main wait list they pulled from.
Primary waitlist=alternate list
Thanks. Editing previous postThis is incorrect. There is a primary waitlist where you have been recommended for acceptance but there is not an available seat. The alternate list is more like the traditional waitlist at other schools. And they have to go through the whole primary before going to the alternate.
Historically, how much movement has actually happened in this timeframe after April 30? I'm optimistic but also trying to manage expectations and figure out arrangements for this fall
This is incorrect. There is a primary waitlist where you have been recommended for acceptance but there is not an available seat. The alternate list is more like the traditional waitlist at other schools. And they have to go through the whole primary before going to the alternate.
If I recall from my experience last year, there's a hold list that feeds into either alternate or waitlist. Then there's a waitlist & alternate list. The waitlist is accepted but just waiting for a spot (bc they can't have more than 171 students because of congressional requirements), and alternative has to wait for the waitlist to finish.
I've been told a lot of people get taken off the waitlist and some years they make it all the way through. This is not necessarily the case however as I made the waitlist last year but ultimately wasn't accepted (it also varies branch to branch along with year to year so YMMV). I can confirm though that if you have to reapply, you still have a shot at getting in. So if you're really interested in USU, and things don't work out anywhere this cycle definitely consider reapplying like I did!
It will say in the letter attached to the post-interview "Admissions Decision" email.how do you know if you're on the waitlist or the alternate list?
I never received an Admissions Decision email (interviewed in December). After my medical waiver cleared in March, I was told that I was put on a waitlist when I reached out for an application status update. I don't even know if I'm on the primary or alternate waitlist... so should I reach out and ask?It will say in the letter attached to the post-interview "Admissions Decision" email.
Can't hurt to reach out to your admissions counselor.I never received an Admissions Decision email (interviewed in December). After my medical waiver cleared in March, I was told that I was put on a waitlist when I reached out for an application status update. I don't even know if I'm on the primary or alternate waitlist... so should I reach out and ask?
Weird, okay well then I defer to @DoctorWhere on this one. Definitely reach out!I never received an Admissions Decision email (interviewed in December). After my medical waiver cleared in March, I was told that I was put on a waitlist when I reached out for an application status update. I don't even know if I'm on the primary or alternate waitlist... so should I reach out and ask?