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T-Minus 7 days until the 15th when we everyone who is waiting can (hopefully) get some great news! First round of drinks is on me!!!!
Originally posted by Amy B
It's like the old song says... "The waiting is the hardest part!!!!!!!"
Originally posted by Random Access
Tom Petty, "The Waiting," eh? 1981.
Lots of trads applying this year were barely born when that song came out...
Originally posted by tryingagain
T-Minus 7 days until the 15th when we everyone who is waiting can (hopefully) get some great news! First round of drinks is on me!!!!
Originally posted by seaworthc
you can get rejected or waitlisted before the 15th. just not accepted before.
Originally posted by Jadeite
So basically for all the places that have the 3-4 weeks surpassed and we haven't sent word..... that means it's a good chance they're going to give acceptances? Well, even so I don't think I want to get my hopes up! ::runs off to study biochemistry to keep her hopes way down...::
Jade~
Originally posted by Sweet Tea
Woots, I'm in the same boat. You're not helping my anxiety level any by reminding me that a decision might have already been made.
All the same, I'm pulling for ya!
Originally posted by mws99
I have an interview at UMich Friday, when do you guys think the earliest I could hear from them could be? I'm sure they won't make a decision by the 15th, that seems a little rushed. But I would be so happy if I could find out within a couple weeks, when I began scheduling my other interviews, I do not want to spend the money to go to those.
Originally posted by chopsuey
i always wonder if you have a higher chance of getting waitlisted now since they don't know what else is going to be coming in....i guess it's better than rejection, huh?
Originally posted by MGoBlue13
I heard that some schools (Umich, UChicago) call admitted students on the 15th.....
Originally posted by gotgirth
Reminder to myself and everyone else to make sure you have a clean/professional answering machine greeting.