Wanted to start up a thread for all those still waiting to hear from NYU (and given in to the waitlist/rejection future)...
Anyone have word from NYU yet?
Anyone have word from NYU yet?
sharpnerd00 said:Wanted to start up a thread for all those still waiting to hear from NYU (and given in to the waitlist/rejection future)...
Anyone have word from NYU yet?
allisonbk said:bump?
PHECT said:I was waitlisted.... According to the people there, its not ranked.
DrKitty said:Someone on Wall of Shame thread posted NYU rejection. Apparently, NYU started sending out rejections?
CADreaming06 said:yep that was me, letter dated feb 15 - got it today (live in NYC) - post-secondary (and lots of issues with recommendation letters), no interview.
minnie2240 said:Did you get the letter today? ?
PHECT said:I was waitlisted.... According to the people there, its not ranked.
UCdannyLA said:do you guys plan on staying on the waitlist?
waiting for months and months doesn't sound too appealing to me...I don't know what I'm going to do if I get waitlisted. I'd rather get rejected, to be honest. :-/
Dov said:What Does A Non Ranked Waitlist Mean?!?!
allisonbk said:did anyone who interviwed NOT get anything today? i am new new york, so assumed i would have heard before most, but i havnt got anything!
Whootman said:I didn't get a letter today, but then again I'm in Illinois so it might just be taking a little longer to get to me.
I think that it means that instead of ranking everyone on the waitlist and taking them off it in order, you are just in a big pool of people. When a spot opens up they either randomly take from the pool or they re-examine those still on the list and take the best canidate. That means that if you are wait listed at that type of school(that reviews apps for each new spot) you can increase your chances by sending update letters, doing a new EC, taking a class, etc.Dov said:What Does A Non Ranked Waitlist Mean?!?!
nycli said:I recently got my waitlist notification as well. Does NYU really waitlist everyone who isn't accepted? How many people do you think are on the waitlist and what is the average chance of being pulled off the list?
DNM503 said:It says we need to notify Nancy Genieser in writing if we want to stay on the waitlist. I'm assuming this can be done through email? She didn't list an email address...does anyone know what it is?
allisonbk said:I called and they told me to email [email protected].
Has anyone found out anything about # on the waitlist/ # accepted off?
WayChanger said:I am actually one of the few applicants (in the world, apparently) that received a post-interview rejection. NYU was one of my favorite schools, and since I felt I had a fairly good interview, I was really, really sad and surprised after opening the letter. In any case, some people are indeed rejected after interview. =P
Whootman said:I have decided to withdraw from the waiting list. I got accepted to a few other good schools, and I can't see myself accepting the offer even if I got in, so I am gonna leave the spot for someone who really wants it. Good luck to everyone still waiting!

Dakota said:Just trying to offer some useful information, not be depressing, but . . .
There were 160 people who attended the 2nd look, they said this represented 40% of the accepted students and they only expected about 100 or so to come. This means there was a total of around 400 accepted students. I have no idea how big the waitlist is or how much it will move, just wanted to offer some figures for those waiting.
allisonbk said:is this bad 🙁

Risa said:A positive perspective for you waitlisters:
I think nearly everyone I talked to at revisit was still waiting to hear from other schools. So impressed though that 160 may have been with NYU, it was without their potential non-rolling choices yet available to them.
I really do think that this bodes well for the waitlist, and that the number of current acceptances shouldn't be too intimidating.
If I wind up at NYU, I hope to see lots of you there!![]()