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I found this on the web yesterday...
Not sure how this shakes out for the rest of us...
http://pepperedmoth.livejournal.com/
Not sure how this shakes out for the rest of us...
http://pepperedmoth.livejournal.com/
That is funny I also found that on the web....great minds... I called the school and spoke with both the nursing school and the graduate admissions office. The nursing school said they "sent their list over" to the grad office last Friday. The grad office said "some letters were going out" wednesday and the rest at some point thereafter. I am racking my head trying to find the logic. Did denials go out with waitlists or did acceptances go first? Are you a competitive candidate? Sorry I know the choices have been made, just anxious- Detective work.
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😱 WHAT ARE THEY UP TO?
I have not called to ask, so thanks for the info. As for their logic...it makes little sense. Two thoughts for letting folks know...
1. The larger pool, the non-admits, (and perhaps the very few waitlisted) would be a simple form letter and more easily sent out on a mail list in bulk, allowing for them to pursue other options rather than wait for word?
2. The admitted folks would require a bit more personalized and detailed information, with forms, etc, or forms to follow later on...so they would be sent later?
I am hoping the latter is the case...all I know is that I have not received a thing and I am beginning to feel a chill in the air...
BEST OF LUCK TO YOU!
I have not called to ask, so thanks for the info. As for their logic...it makes little sense. Two thoughts for letting folks know...
1. The larger pool, the non-admits, (and perhaps the very few waitlisted) would be a simple form letter and more easily sent out on a mail list in bulk, allowing for them to pursue other options rather than wait for word?
2. The admitted folks would require a bit more personalized and detailed information, with forms, etc, or forms to follow later on...so they would be sent later?
I am hoping the latter is the case...all I know is that I have not received a thing and I am beginning to feel a chill in the air...
BEST OF LUCK TO YOU!

I received an acceptance letter on march 7
1. It was very thin. I initially thought I was rejected before I opened it. A detailed packet is supposed to follow later
2. This may not mean that all the letters have been sent out. Perhaps only some of them have been sent out and others are still under review.
I hope this helps
😳
1. It was very thin. I initially thought I was rejected before I opened it. A detailed packet is supposed to follow later
2. This may not mean that all the letters have been sent out. Perhaps only some of them have been sent out and others are still under review.
I hope this helps
😳