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Has anyone been able to confirm what the difference is between these two messages on UIC's status page?
APPLICANT vs APPLICATION in progress?
APPLICANT vs APPLICATION in progress?
Has anyone been able to confirm what the difference is between these two messages on UIC's status page?
APPLICANT vs APPLICATION in progress?
I've had "application in process" since late july. This is getting very frustrating.
Has anyone been able to confirm what the difference is between these two messages on UIC's status page?
APPLICANT vs APPLICATION in progress?
I called the UIC Admissions Office and spoke with a very nice lady. She said that Applicant In Process status means that your application is being reviewed by the admissions committee "as we speak". She also said that I should hear something in another 2 weeks or so...
I hope this helps!
Furthering the debate...
My status--having been "application in process" since early september--has just changed to "applicant." I'll keep everyone posted as to whether an interview invite (or something else...) follows shortly thereafter.
What does the address window say for you guys (applicant vs. application)?
Mine is:
https://mercury.comd.uic.edu/appstat/servlet/screeners
I don't remember seeing that when it was "applicantion." Or maybe i'm just dumb.
Well then...nevermind kids.
i have a sneaking suspicion it automatically changes on your 100th status check, and that's when the adcom decides to review your files.
I have a question. Does any1 know whether after you get an interview, the decision is solely based off of your performance at the interview? I am confused about this because I know that some schools do that, but I don't know UIC's policy on this?
Now I'm even more paranoid....
I'm starting to think an "applicant in process" so soon means they've screened out my file and are ready to send the rejection with a batch of others.
hope this isn't the case.....has anyone else been "applicant" immediately after completion?
Now I'm even more paranoid....
I'm starting to think an "applicant in process" so soon means they've screened out my file and are ready to send the rejection with a batch of others.
hope this isn't the case.....has anyone else been "applicant" immediately after completion?
To make you feel better(or maybe less paranoid), last year mine said "application in process" from day one till I got rejected w/o an interview (and you can be certain that I checked my status every hour on the hour from the moment I put my secondary in the mail ).
I don't think "applicant" vs "application" means anything significant.
Just breeeeaaath.
I said a little prayer for ya'll last nite even though I don't know you.
What a guy!
Girl................
Naija gurl huh? We have something in common.
To make you feel better(or maybe less paranoid), last year mine said "application in process" from day one till I got rejected w/o an interview (and you can be certain that I checked my status every hour on the hour from the moment I put my secondary in the mail ).
I don't think "applicant" vs "application" means anything significant.
Just breeeeaaath.
I said a little prayer for ya'll last nite even though I don't know you.
Hey guys, I know this post is very very old. However, I applied in July. Turned in my secondary the day after they sent them out. I met with admissions before applying for guidance. The last time I heard from them was July. I have called a couple of times to ask about my application. Every time I'm told there are thousands of applicants and mine is still in line. This simply can't be the full picture, right? (otherwise, how would anyone get in?) I just want to know one way or the other, but nothing has moved. My status is "applicant in progress." I'm starting to believe the cant in that phrasing means I cannot go there. Has anyone learned more.
The UIC application process is black magic.To further convolute things: I just checked my portal and mine changed from "appliCANT in progress" to "appliCATION in progress" WTF? Idk how to take this