2022-2023 Northwestern (Feinberg)

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i wonder if everyone who gets As gets calls and rest get deffered. I thought they did email for both but this cycle is whack
 
i wonder if everyone who gets As gets calls and rest get deffered. I thought they did email for both but this cycle is whack
might be possible they don't even release defers today, they just call for these A's and everyone else assumes defer, or maybe more A's come out later.
 
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Just got out of class. Missed a call at 3:37 from in state which is far from Chicago. Could be just one of the oh so many spam calls I get on a daily basis. I guess I'm in the waiting game with you all...let us know when the emails arrive for the A's.
 
Someone here said they accept under 1/3 of the class in this wave. Say they do a conservative 1/4, that's like ~100 accepted students in this round based on the spreadsheet. Sounds like a lot of calls to make tbh but what do i know lmao
 
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Just a couple of notes:
1) When the M2s call, sometimes they're using their own phones, so area codes from all over
2) At least in past years, most of the class came in after receiving deferrals. So if you get the "D" hang in there!!!!
 
To offset some of the reporting bias (at least, I hope it's reporting bias and not just that I suck that bad), I got the deferral today after an August interview. Stung a little harder since I missed a very badly timed spam call (which at the time I wasn't sure was spam) about 20 minutes before the deferral email. Congrats to those that got acceptances! I hope to join you in March 😛
 
I got a youll get your decision at the end email, is that the deferred decision? Which limbo is worse, deferred or wl?
Yes, this is a deferral. A WL is definitely worse, though, as I believe most interviewees are deferred at this stage, with some chances of an outright acceptance in Feb/March. Whereas a WL is a limbo with no end date, and it is harder to get an acceptance at this point. Hope this helps!
 
On my interview date (Nov 6 or 8th, I forget) they told us we just made the cutoff for this wave & could expect to hear back at the end of the month/early December. I didn’t get anything today — maybe more calls/emails tomorrow?
 
On my interview date (Nov 6 or 8th, I forget) they told us we just made the cutoff for this wave & could expect to hear back at the end of the month/early December. I didn’t get anything today — maybe more calls/emails tomorrow?
check ur spam just in case
 
To offset some of the reporting bias (at least, I hope it's reporting bias and not just that I suck that bad), I got the deferral today after an August interview. Stung a little harder since I missed a very badly timed spam call (which at the time I wasn't sure was spam) about 20 minutes before the deferral email. Congrats to those that got acceptances! I hope to join you in March 😛
Also deferred. Fingers crossed for March. Good luck
 
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Congrats to all that were accepted! Quick question for you all--did you submit a letter of continued interest and/or update letter after your interview?
 
Congrats to all that were accepted! Quick question for you all--did you submit a letter of continued interest and/or update letter after your interview?
wrote a very lengthy love letter to them as advised by one of my interviewers. Its probably only gonna be seen by adcom prior to making the next round of decisions. In my case, i was told they'd see it the week following my interview. They definitely love them but only do it if its actually your top choice
 
Has anyone who has been accepted gotten an email yet regarding their Northwestern email, ID, etc? Essentially the stuff needed to submit the financial aid documents.
 
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Any updates on this?
If you haven't received your credentials yet (which I don't think anyone has), you can still submit the documents. Just use your AAMC ID number instead for whatever documents (actually specify that it is your AAMC ID) and use the email you used on AMCAS.

update: credentials are out now
 
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