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Temple Status Change
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Anyone's status change today or yesterday from "Invited for Interview" back to "Received/Under Review"? Mine did (I interviewed in Jan.) but I was wondering if anyone elses changed as well and what implications it might have...probably none I realize
mine changed to denied. well, im not too sad about it, wasn't my first choice anyway.
Anyone's status change today or yesterday from "Invited for Interview" back to "Received/Under Review"? Mine did (I interviewed in Jan.) but I was wondering if anyone elses changed as well and what implications it might have...probably none I realize
I think thats strange. I would call admissions if I were you. 👎
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That's what they do for everyone after the interview (unless you get denied right away apparently). Doesn't mean anything except that the committee is reviewing your application. Theres another older thread on this but there's really nothin else to say about it. Good luck!
The progression of my Temple status changes were:
received/under review
invited for interview
received/under review
offer made
So I think it's alright. Best of luck.
My status never changed. I've been under review for ever, even when I interviewed on Dec never changed for interview invite. I don't understand.
My status never changed. I've been under review for ever, even when I interviewed on Dec never changed for interview invite. I don't understand.
mine never changed either.
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