I know it doesn't really add much since we know that the decisions are coming this week, but I can't access my secondary app info anymore. They must definitely be wrapping things up. Unsettling.
I, too am in Iowa City and have not received any letter. Maybe they send out acceptances and rejections at different times? I hope not!!! DAMMIT, I have a huge test today and now I'm just going to worry!!!! 😱
Umm I got in a huge argument with the admissions coordinator about my LORs coming in like in early or mid February past the deadline that she had exteneded for me wchich was like late January...Im pretty sure that my options are closed but I did interview with them like in october...Do you think that the fight with her which was really heated, but respectful none the less, has all but eliminated any chance for a positive decision because I have this slight gut feeling and almost completly minimal that my argument with her might have helped in the end...may just be wishful thinking haha
Is it a big envelope for the good stuff???
i'm freaking out!!!!
Yea, that'd actually be good to know. I know from last year that the rejection comes in a thin, standard-sized envelope. Don't know about acceptance or waitlist ... anyone?
How do you guys know that they will send out today? why not tomorrow? they did say "end of the week". I guess that means for me, i will have to wait until the beginning of next week to find out. I think its totally ridiculous that they send everything out w snail mail - i mean common their whole update system is on the web, so why not just tell us our decisions that way.
Just received the letter. In-state waitlist lucky number 13. Thin envelope. More limbo for me I guess.
I've gotta think you've got a decent shot of being accepted with that high of a number. Did they say historically how many they have historically accepted off the waitlist each year?
Anyone try to get their status over the phone?
The letter states, "the number of alternates offered a place varies considerably from year to year," etc, but I think in past years the in-state waitlist has moved as few as 8 or so and as high as into the 20's. I'm going to go do some more research to make sure. I know the IS waitlist generally doesn't move as much as the OOS waitlist, so I'm hesitant for now.
Did the letter say anything about historical norms, or is that just from your observation/research on SDN, etc.? Do you historically how much the OOS waitlist moves?
Thanks. That could be really helpful.I'm compiling links of the last couple years' Iowa threads and will post them here shortly.
for all of you OOS people.....if you really like Iowa, you should hang in there. Last year the waitlist made it to #90. I don't know about the IS list though. good luckIts the big one for me! I hope to see you guys next fall!
for all of you OOS people.....if you really like Iowa, you should hang in there. Last year the waitlist made it to #90. I don't know about the IS list though. good luck
hey all,
Just got my Iowa letter today, and it looks like I am #20 on the instate alternate list. Anyone have an idea on how that will go?
Thanks
Dr Mac
they said march 15.
Dr. Mac, do you live in iowa? I have a friend who lives on the east coast that is waiting and we were just trying to figure out when he is going to get his acceptance letter (hopefully)!!
i'm out of state - still waiting!! probably we will get the letters on saturday??