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I got a letter but cant open it until i go home, my update didnt say anything on aadsas or did my name on the portal, is it a rejection?
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Small envelope = Waitlist or rejection
Large envelope + phone call = acceptance
I got a small envelope and am waiting for the big one to come in sometime soon hopefully
Actually last year, my acceptance letter came in a small regular envelope. But this is after I got my call.
We never really got any "large envelope" now that I think about it.
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why can't you open it? Just curious
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why can't you open it? Just curious
because the letter is at my house and im away at school
Probably a rejection or maybe waitlist. If you got accepted you would have gotten a phone call and the AADSAS status would have changed to offer made. My friend got rejected after pre Dec 1 interview and AADSAS is still blank.
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why can't you open it? Just curious
Why can't your parents open it?
If it is a waitlist or acceptance you often have to call them to confirm and/or pay a deposit, just have them open it. That's a lot easier, PLUS more helpful than asking us
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Another bit of advice:
Even if it is a rejection, call to make sure.
I got a rejection letter from OU and called them. They said, "oh we sent those to all the non-residents who didn't interview this year, disregard it."
It turns out my residency status was in the wrong category, so I just showed up with my mortgage closing documents from four years ago (buying primary property in-State) with a big, fat signature on everything and they let it go.
I assume a lot of people just said, "oh well."
...maybe they are evil and planned it that way.
No. Can't be.
Even if it is a rejection, call to make sure.
I got a rejection letter from OU and called them. They said, "oh we sent those to all the non-residents who didn't interview this year, disregard it."
It turns out my residency status was in the wrong category, so I just showed up with my mortgage closing documents from four years ago (buying primary property in-State) with a big, fat signature on everything and they let it go.
I assume a lot of people just said, "oh well."
...maybe they are evil and planned it that way.
No. Can't be.
