Hoping for some advice for my (possibly silly) situation! I was waitlisted at Creighton months ago (it's my dream school, I'm crossing my fingers and toes right now). I'm pretty overweight, and obviously there have been times where I was judged for it. I may just be letting it all get to my head but I've been wondering... is it required to go to the alternate status advising hours to review my app? If not, is it still worth it? Will it look bad if I don't go??
I know, I know, it's incredibly late, but I've put on weight since my app photo was taken. I've convinced myself that whatever advice they could give about my app just isn't worth the risk of an admissions member seeing me for what I am now, given the direct influence it could have on my application. My paranoia about risking my app is so strong that I've been shutting it out of my mind until now. Am I overthinking it? I'm definitely planning to send an update and Letter of Intent in April to show my interest. I just want to maximize my chances of getting off of the waitlist as much as possible; I really, REALLY like this school.
TL;DR:
Do you guys think the advising hours for alternate status are required/worth it, especially for a (considerably) fluffy gal?
I know, I know, it's incredibly late, but I've put on weight since my app photo was taken. I've convinced myself that whatever advice they could give about my app just isn't worth the risk of an admissions member seeing me for what I am now, given the direct influence it could have on my application. My paranoia about risking my app is so strong that I've been shutting it out of my mind until now. Am I overthinking it? I'm definitely planning to send an update and Letter of Intent in April to show my interest. I just want to maximize my chances of getting off of the waitlist as much as possible; I really, REALLY like this school.
TL;DR:
Do you guys think the advising hours for alternate status are required/worth it, especially for a (considerably) fluffy gal?