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They're absolutely releasing more acceptances tomorrow, no doubt about it.Do they release all decisions on the same day or multiple days?
They're absolutely releasing more acceptances tomorrow, no doubt about it.Do they release all decisions on the same day or multiple days?
Do they release all decisions on the same day or multiple days?
How do you know that? Or are you manifesting it? Either way good thing lol.They're absolutely releasing more acceptances tomorrow, no doubt about it.
Doesn't make a difference for scholarships and for the ones announced at SLW, winner(s) are selected in the week priorThis is probably dumb but if you can't go to SLW is that looked down upon for scholarships particularly if they announce some at SLW?
Unfort I'm not sure!@shy_hulud are more A's possibly on the way tmrw?!
Please don't make definitive statements like this unless you have hard evidence to back it up... Some of us are a little fragile atm...They're absolutely releasing more acceptances tomorrow, no doubt about it.
And so we meet…Doesn't make a difference for scholarships and for the ones announced at SLW, winner(s) are selected in the week prior
Unfort I'm not sure!
We are truly blessed by the Maker on this dayAnd so we meet…
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oh my god I am so sorry, that is actually so horribleUpdate: It was a mistake. Someone got back to me. This is actually the worst day ever
We are truly blessed by the Maker on this day
Did you see anything promising regarding WL movement?Was skimming through past SDN threads to get an idea of Duke's WL movement and the 2006 cohort was talking about cage fighting each other for a spot lmao
msar says 100-125 waitlisted and 30 accepted from the WL. idk how accurate the msar is tho.Did you see anything promising regarding WL movement?
That's a really small waitlist pool, no? That would mean that they send post-II R's to ~50% of IIsmsar says 100-125 waitlisted and 30 accepted from the WL. idk how accurate the msar is tho.
yeah thats what i thought tooThat's a really small waitlist pool, no? That would mean that they send post-II R's to ~50% of IIs
Looks like no movement happens until early May, but then it happens all at once. So basically we're in for another waiting game. Honestly I'm just gonna try to forget about it and assume I'm going to attend my other A and maybe I'll be pleasantly surprised later onDid you see anything promising regarding WL movement?
+1,, fr! This schools waitlist is tiny and has solid movement 💪🏿WL! Keep your heads up, soldiers 💪
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I dont think so? I think we just have to pay the deposit but that can wait until april 30th. can someone else confirm LOLdumb question, but do we have to do anything to accept the A? i know for other schools we have to click accept...
yes, its dif for me at leastIs the student ID on the admissions letter supposed to be different from AMCAS ID?
where are y'all seeing this ID? on my WL letter it just says the date, my name, and home address at the top...I dont think so? I think we just have to pay the deposit but that can wait until april 30th. can someone else confirm LOL
yes, its dif for me at least
Yep I think so!Is the student ID on the admissions letter supposed to be different from AMCAS ID?
i believe these are assigned after getting an A? should've clarified, my b!where are y'all seeing this ID? on my WL letter it just says the date, my name, and home address at the top...
The FA office usually does a presentation near the end of March and most need/merit aid comes out a little after second look. There are certain merit scholarships where the winner(s) are notified at second look. Feel free to DM if you have more specific QsDoes anyone know what their financial aid is like?
mine is different, I think its basically our Duke student IDIs the student ID on the admissions letter supposed to be different from AMCAS ID?
ive heard that they often ghostanyone know when pre-II Rs come out? ik it's a done deal and it doesn't matter but it'd be nice to have some closure
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