Yea I'm going to go ahead and say what most people on here are thinking, and that's this:
Seriously, stop already. You are obviously very hurt by NSU's decision, seeing as every post you place on here insists on a conspiracy against you. NOT EVERYONE from the first few interviews got waitlisted, and not everyone for the next several groups was accepted. YOU got waitlisted, and you swore that you were the greatest possible applicant at not only your interview, but potentially the entire interview cycle. You likely already had made moving plans and looked at housing. NOW, you look at the school and do your best to dictate how 'so many talented candidates were passed up' (meaning you). You give backhanded congratulations that always include some disclaimer of how the admissions committee definitely got it wrong. Maybe this attitude of entitlement is what led to you being waitlisted; maybe you were so sure you'd get in that you were arrogant during your interview and your attitude led the committee to pass on you. Funny how most people that were accepted didn't feel like they 'killed' their interview; I definitely didn't think I did.
I fell in love with the Osteopathic profession, among other reasons, due to the fact that my personal experiences have demonstrated that DOs are often much more down-to-earth and humble than many MDs I've been around (although many MDs are amazing people). If this is how you react to getting waitlisted, what are you going to be like when you're a doctor?