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OUR FATE SHALL BE DECIDED TOMORROW OR THE DAY AFTER
I had the worst adrenaline dump after that!View attachment 367206
I got this email this morning....it's about a 5K. They couldn't be any more cruel
You're about as neurotic as me. I approve XDDSome more info for those as neurotic as me: In the last 5ish cycles, if they release the results on a Wednesday, they send the email in the morning, any time from 9 to 12 am. If they release the results on a Tuesday, they've sent the email later in the afternoon, from 2-4PM.
So, based on recent trends, expect to get an email Tuesday afternoon OR Wednesday morning.
just got mine yesterdayDoes anyone know when financial aid is typically released?
Yes, according to hawkfan4's research.So decisions should come out anytime between now and noon?
Decisions are being loaded it's happening!
I think it was 18 last year for OOS? Not sure but thanks for thishttps://students-residents.aamc.org/media/7056/download#:~:text=On average, ~30 students have,the waitlist by April 30.
^ CCOM accepted 12 people from the IS waitlist and 54 people from the OOS waitlist in 2019
Howdy neighbor!16th on IS WL, I guess that makes us neighbors haha
Don't give up another acceptance for a waitlist position. Wait it out, but if you get to the point where you need to pack up and go, do it my friend. You could probably still stay on the list just to see if there is a chance, but I would absolutely advise against giving up that acceptance.So based on what this document says, it looks like 54 OOS acceptance offers were sent from the waitlist in 2019. So it is likely that people past position 54 on the waitlist did get offers, since there is a low chance that everyone in positions 1-54 remained on the waitlist and accepted their offer.
Does anybody have an idea what 2020/2021/2022's OOS waitlist movement looked like? I am around position 50. This is my top choice school but my only other A is at a school that starts way early compared to everyone else so unfortunately I don't have the chance to wait all the way down to the end unless I forgo my other acceptance, which is a HUGE dice roll.
It's Mar 31-Apr 1. You can get financial help too (up to $500). I'm sure you'll get an email about it soon. The deadline to register is Mar 24th I believe.IS A!!! Anyone know if they do a second look/admitted students day? Or do we only get the tour from interview day?
Where did you hear about the financial help for second look? I didn't see that in the invite email they sent out.It's Mar 31-Apr 1. You can get financial help too (up to $500). I'm sure you'll get an email about it soon. The deadline to register is Mar 24th I believe.
It was in the second look email that I got on Feb 10thWhere did you hear about the financial help for second look? I didn't see that in the invite email they sent out.
March 31-April 1st!IS A!!! Anyone know if they do a second look/admitted students day? Or do we only get the tour from interview day?
While it's much nicer to be on the waitlist than rejected like I was a couple cycles ago, this wait is almost worse than the final pool. Before, no idea whether I was in or not; now, I'm basically in "conditionally," assuming enough people decide to accept other offers. What a position to be in...Calling all other neurotic waitlisted individuals who, like myself, cannot stop thinking about it. Did some in depth stalking and found that on recent years' threads, the first posts reporting any kind of movement of the IS waitlist were on 3/13/22, 3/24/21, 4/7/20. All that to say, idk when we will see any movement, but I'm anxious because this school is my top choice.