dizzydillydally
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literally same... no way they just sent out WL emails right before midnight lolAh heck no I didn't wait all day for a waitlist email... miss me w/ that sht
literally same... no way they just sent out WL emails right before midnight lolAh heck no I didn't wait all day for a waitlist email... miss me w/ that sht
I’ll be withdrawing. I was selected for a full-tuition merit scholarship. I’m not sure if the merit scholarship transfers over to someone else if a recipient withdraws, but I hope it goes to you!!
I believe it doesDoes anyone know if the 40% acceptance rate factors in those taken off the WL?
mm where are you getting 400 from? I do not see anything in the WL email that indicates this numberSo there’s like 400 people on the waitlist and 20 people get off…..am I missing something
Just that their class size is 96 they probably sent out 150-175 initial acceptances and then WL everyone else they interviewmm where are you getting 400 from? I do not see anything in the WL email that indicates this number
Initial A’s are closer to about 300. Vandy’s yield is pretty low, last year they admitted 330 including people who were initially WL’dJust that their class size is 96 they probably sent out 150-175 initial acceptances and then WL everyone else they interview
Oh wow! That’s pretty low! But still even if they accept 300 initially there’s still 419 people on the waitlist for 30 spotsInitial A’s are closer to about 300. Vandy’s yield is pretty low, last year they admitted 330 including people who were initially WL’d
Just wondering, where did you get this information from? Is there some website with this data for other schools as well? Thanks.Initial A’s are closer to about 300. Vandy’s yield is pretty low, last year they admitted 330 including people who were initially WL’d
+1Just wondering, where did you get this information from? Is there some website with this data for other schools as well? Thanks.
Someone I know asked multiple times, if there is support, reimbursement, or ability to have the travel cost be covered instead of the hotel, but unfortunately they are not able to provide that (to low income individuals). They do provide hotel lodging and foo, fortunately.Anyone know if there is financial assistance for travel to Second Look?
It's historically more t 15, the whole situation with submitting data or not to USNWR had moved them updoes anyone know why Vandy's yield is so low? As a T5 program I'd think it would be higher
Probably at least partially related to factors like location—a lot of people would rather go to coastal cities, and there are some places like Vandy, Mayo and Wash U in the south/midwest that are awesome but have fairly low yields. Reputation-wise, I agree with what Toasted said. Here's the evolution of USNWR rankings from 2000-2022 (I don't mean to suggest that USNWR is gospel—far from it—but I do think it's a useful tool for illustrating how schools are perceived over stretches of time). Vanderbilt has historically hung out in the mid-teens.does anyone know why Vandy's yield is so low? As a T5 program I'd think it would be higher
Probably at least partially related to factors like location—a lot of people would rather go to coastal cities, and there are some places like Vandy, Mayo and Wash U in the south/midwest that are awesome but have fairly low yields. Reputation-wise, I agree with what Toasted said. Here's the evolution of USNWR rankings from 2000-2022 (I don't mean to suggest that USNWR is gospel—far from it—but I do think it's a useful tool for illustrating how schools are perceived over stretches of time). Vanderbilt has historically hung out in the mid-teens.
Retain. In fact the over award merit scholarships because they know many wont comeBy low yield, do you mean they accept relatively few applicants, or they retain relatively few acceptees?
Probably at least partially related to factors like location—a lot of people would rather go to coastal cities, and there are some places like Vandy, Mayo and Wash U in the south/midwest that are awesome but have fairly low yields. Reputation-wise, I agree with what Toasted said. Here's the evolution of USNWR rankings from 2000-2022 (I don't mean to suggest that USNWR is gospel—far from it—but I do think it's a useful tool for illustrating how schools are perceived over stretches of time). Vanderbilt has historically hung out in the mid-teens.
Not sure if you know but the reason harvard has and will have a chokehold on USNWR #1 is due to their weighting for research funding. Harvard has many more research hospitals affiliated with it than other schools which is why it's number there goes high.Interesting that the traditional T5 are pretty inline with historical averages: Harvard, Hopkins, Penn, UCSF holding up the core, and it seems like Stanford edges out Columbia (But I think the last spot in the T5 is usually more variable anyways). Curious that Harvard has never budged from #1 despite fluctuations to every other T5 school...HMMM......
We should have a ufc fight between stanford and Columbia to determine the real #5. My dibs are on stanford, I just have a feeling they got a good knock out.Interesting that the traditional T5 are pretty inline with historical averages: Harvard, Hopkins, Penn, UCSF holding up the core, and it seems like Stanford edges out Columbia (But I think the last spot in the T5 is usually more variable anyways). Curious that Harvard has never budged from #1 despite fluctuations to every other T5 school...HMMM......
Vandy only gives up to 45% of COA or one of their tuition scholarships. The other schools all don’t have that kind of capIn light of that, I've always found it odd that Vandy's mean graduate debt load (~240k) is so much more than other T10-T20 schools that offer a lot of merit/need-based aid. Columbia, WashU, Penn, Cornell, and UChicago all have mean debt of 100-125k, for comparison.
Also re:rankings, those wild historical swings show that, imo, there's not much value in parsing schools apart by a couple of ranks.
Yup, think that's the case since the 75% tuition scholarship already exceeds the 45% cap for COAOh interesting, so they don't stack merit/need-based and you can't get full tuition from just need-based aid?
is it 45% COA or 45% tuition? During my interview they said 45% tuition for need-basedVandy only gives up to 45% of COA or one of their tuition scholarships. The other schools all don’t have that kind of cap
Yeah if I'm not mistaken, they offered 45% of the COA for need-based up to 75% for merit based tuition scholarships. It is very telling of the institution, however, that you can't get awarded both need and merit scholarships.is it 45% COA or 45% tuition? During my interview they said 45% tuition for need-based
I haven’t, but they said during SLW that it is a manual process of uploading to individual portals, so it might take a whilehas anyone gotten any fin aid info yet?
+1Just withdrew my A! Good luck to everyone
From my understanding, waitlist movement starts on May 1st. I also have heard from current students that a large percentage of the class is students who get off the waitlist.Have they shared anything about waitlist movement? I imagine since everyone gets either an A or a WL post-ii it’s not a huge movement?
+1. Godspeed everyone!Withdrew (this one was painful) good luck all
What are your final 3 big broWithdrew (this one was painful) good luck all
Hopkins Duke PennWhat are your final 3 big bro
LFG man congratsHopkins Duke Penn
In a very similar boat, currently feeling extremely stuck between Hopkins and Penn. Which way are you leaning?Hopkins Duke Penn
Duke lol I don't like big citiesIn a very similar boat, currently feeling extremely stuck between Hopkins and Penn. Which way are you leaning?
Duke lol I don't like big cities
BetCome to nc bro it’s lit here