Late Application Close to Decision Day - Interview Offer/Acceptance Chances?

[blue555]

Hi everyone,

I added a few schools to my application pretty late in the cycle because of some last minute panic (it was in early December). I have received some acceptances but would like to see my chances at the schools I added especially at UCLA (but also just for schools in general)

Does anyone know historically or from someone what the chances are of receiving an interview and getting accepted for applications that are this late?

Thank you.

 

[macsak]

Hi everyone,

I added a few schools to my application pretty late in the cycle because of some last minute panic (it was in early December). I have received some acceptances but would like to see my chances at the schools I added especially at UCLA (but also just for schools in general)

Does anyone know historically or from someone what the chances are of receiving an interview and getting accepted for applications that are this late?

Thank you.

we need to know your stats and the schools you applied late to...

 

[blue555]

we need to know your stats and the schools you applied late to...

of course. I applied to UCLA and NYU

24 AA, 25 TS, 22 PAT
3.9 overall GPA, 3.88 science GPA

 

[macsak]

of course. I applied to UCLA and NYU

24 AA, 25 TS, 22 PAT
3.9 overall GPA, 3.88 science GPA

are you a california resident?

 

[blue555]

are you a california resident?

I am not a resident of either state -- which I realize is a disadvantage for UCLA because they prefer in state if I'm not mistaken. while NYU isn't as selective when it comes to IS/OOS.

 

[macsak]

I am not a resident of either state -- which I realize is a disadvantage for UCLA because they prefer in state if I'm not mistaken. while NYU isn't as selective when it comes to IS/OOS.

while you have excellent stats, it is highly unlikely that you will get an interview/acceptance to ucla at this time
fewer people give up their spots at ucla...
you will have to make a deposit at one or more schools and then wait for a ucla invite, then wait for acceptance/waitlist