chance of getting accepted after Jan?

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I just finished my first semester of one year post bac program and waiting to update my grade. I haven't got any interviews yet and I have feeling that schools are waiting to see my fall grade ( ~ 3.7 - 3.8/ 4.0)

I am afraid this will be too late for me because I heard D schools fill up their places almost 80% before Jan. My undergrad GPA is around 3.2 and I have decent DAT scores (20 across).

Do you think I still have chance?
I have applied - BU, NYU, NOVA, COLUMBIA AND TUFTS.
 
curious about this as well. I have one interview....

Wondering if post janary interview (BU) could mean acceptance or WAITLIST!... or nothing!

BUmpitybump if anyone has a clue
 
I just finished my first semester of one year post bac program and waiting to update my grade. I haven't got any interviews yet and I have feeling that schools are waiting to see my fall grade ( ~ 3.7 - 3.8/ 4.0)

I am afraid this will be too late for me because I heard D schools fill up their places almost 80% before Jan. My undergrad GPA is around 3.2 and I have decent DAT scores (20 across).

Do you think I still have chance?
I have applied - BU, NYU, NOVA, COLUMBIA AND TUFTS.

Would be my guess, Doctoothache has an excellent document stating how many are accept post-december
 
I'd forget about Columbia 🙁

NYU is prob your best bet. It's comparatively rare for it to be a #1 pick so there's a good chance you get in on the roll.
 
...I am afraid this will be too late for me because I heard D schools fill up their places almost 80% before Jan. My undergrad GPA is around 3.2 and I have decent DAT scores (20 across).

Do you think I still have chance?
I have applied - BU, NYU, NOVA, COLUMBIA AND TUFTS.

I don't know how accurate your stats are but you seemed to have answered your own question - 80% accepted before Jan. So 20% aftewards.
 
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