2022-2023 Florida State

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Sorry whats CTE?
CTE is the Commit to Enroll date. It's essentially the date where you withdraw from all other acceptances and waitlists to legally commit to 1 school. Most school's don't require this till a little bit later in the year (June to even August) but given FSU is an Early-Start School, they require their applicants to CTE by May 8th.
 
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CTE is the Commit to Enroll date. It's essentially the date where you withdraw from all other acceptances and waitlists to legally commit to 1 school. Most school's don't require this till a little bit later in the year (June to even August) but given FSU is an Early-Start School, they require their applicants to CTE by May 8th.
where did you find this? Online I see April 30
 
where did you find this? Online I see April 30
The option to CTE becomes available for all accepted applicants for all schools on April 30th. They don't have to CTE until the date specified by each school. FSU requires it's applicants to CTE by May 8th as stated on their website. Check out their "Admission Process and Timeline" page.
 
Got a WL email (as expected) from their last round of interviews. It didn't specify any ranking on the WL, which I was expecting based on the interview, but mentioned hoping to be transparent about news of an offer soon.
 
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Do you guys think there’s any hope of getting off the waitlist still? I know they start classes pretty soon
 
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