moxy wrote:In!! Finally received a letter via snail mail with a nice little note. Very likely to attend in the fall!
Aww congrats Moxy!
moxy wrote:In!! Finally received a letter via snail mail with a nice little note. Very likely to attend in the fall!
Green Glass Windows wrote:moxy wrote:In!! Finally received a letter via snail mail with a nice little note. Very likely to attend in the fall!
Aww congrats Moxy!
commonpleas wrote:good move, i should probably force myself to do the same. i'll give up my GULC status checker for lent.
pcwcecac wrote:My status has been "completED" since the 8th of Feb. There were no updates prior or post 2/8. Country of citizenship left blank. Do any of you know what that means?
unlicensedpotato wrote:pcwcecac wrote:My status has been "completED" since the 8th of Feb. There were no updates prior or post 2/8. Country of citizenship left blank. Do any of you know what that means?
Did you interview?
imjustjoking22 wrote:Still waiting on that darn acceptance letter, though I am able to log on to the ASW...
Ghghghhhg2000 wrote:imjustjoking22 wrote:Still waiting on that darn acceptance letter, though I am able to log on to the ASW...
When did your status go "completed"
Ghghghhhg2000 wrote:imjustjoking22 wrote:Still waiting on that darn acceptance letter, though I am able to log on to the ASW...
When did your status go "completed"
jhw219 wrote:My application was updated a couple days after my interview last week, but I don't have my country of citizenship filled in or any changes to my address. Does this mean that I'm probably going to be rejected or waitlisted? To the people that were rejected waitlisted: how soon after your application updated did you get the news?
yeah sorry, it looks like if you get a decision at this point it's probably not going to be an acceptmy citizenship never updated and it still says apt. instead of apartment. you never know though, you might update again!
Geneva wrote:jhw219 wrote:My application was updated a couple days after my interview last week, but I don't have my country of citizenship filled in or any changes to my address. Does this mean that I'm probably going to be rejected or waitlisted? To the people that were rejected waitlisted: how soon after your application updated did you get the news?
yeah sorry, it looks like if you get a decision at this point it's probably not going to be an acceptmy citizenship never updated and it still says apt. instead of apartment. you never know though, you might update again!
To everyone freaking out on this board: my application went "completed" without a change of citizenship after my interview. I was convinced that I would be WL or rejected since my address didn't change. I just rechecked my status since compulsive checking is a habit at this point, and country of citizenship shows up as USA. Ergo, don't feel bad until you are officially waitlisted/rejected. (I just spent the past day telling people how bad I felt about probably not getting into GULC, and I kind of feel like a moron right about now...) Good luck to everyone!
unlicensedpotato wrote:Geneva wrote:jhw219 wrote:My application was updated a couple days after my interview last week, but I don't have my country of citizenship filled in or any changes to my address. Does this mean that I'm probably going to be rejected or waitlisted? To the people that were rejected waitlisted: how soon after your application updated did you get the news?
yeah sorry, it looks like if you get a decision at this point it's probably not going to be an acceptmy citizenship never updated and it still says apt. instead of apartment. you never know though, you might update again!
To everyone freaking out on this board: my application went "completed" without a change of citizenship after my interview. I was convinced that I would be WL or rejected since my address didn't change. I just rechecked my status since compulsive checking is a habit at this point, and country of citizenship shows up as USA. Ergo, don't feel bad until you are officially waitlisted/rejected. (I just spent the past day telling people how bad I felt about probably not getting into GULC, and I kind of feel like a moron right about now...) Good luck to everyone!
To continue the freaking out, what was the date of the first update (to completed) after your interview?
Geneva wrote:jhw219 wrote:My application was updated a couple days after my interview last week, but I don't have my country of citizenship filled in or any changes to my address. Does this mean that I'm probably going to be rejected or waitlisted? To the people that were rejected waitlisted: how soon after your application updated did you get the news?
yeah sorry, it looks like if you get a decision at this point it's probably not going to be an acceptmy citizenship never updated and it still says apt. instead of apartment. you never know though, you might update again!
To everyone freaking out on this board: my application went "completed" without a change of citizenship after my interview. I was convinced that I would be WL or rejected since my address didn't change. I just rechecked my status since compulsive checking is a habit at this point, and country of citizenship shows up as USA. Ergo, don't feel bad until you are officially waitlisted/rejected. (I just spent the past day telling people how bad I felt about probably not getting into GULC, and I kind of feel like a moron right about now...) Good luck to everyone!
gilberto wrote:I applied part-time right before Thanksgiving, was offered a group interview a week or so later, but could not attend due to class conflicts. I had an update today. I'd guess that, because you received an alumni interview, you're ahead of the game (at the very least, you're ahead of me). There was a part-time thread last year and the earliest acceptance was Feb 17, I believe. No one has claimed a part-time acceptance on these boards as of yet.
ub3rm3nsch wrote:brogoc wrote:ub3rm3nsch wrote:was put in the Special group on the preferred waitlist. Does anyone have any advice or know what this actually means? I feel like it's a nice way to say no slowly. From what I've read, the first two years everyone in this group got in, but reading through last years forum it seemed like a large number of people on the so-called "SPWL" did not.
Common wisdom is that the special group is YP. But I got accepted from the 'special/preferred' waiting list with a brief email of continued interest. So you still have a chance.
The thing is my medians weren't particularly above the averages. So I'm not really sure I could be a candidate for YP.
Anyone have any statistics on the likelihood of getting in off the special preferred list? Also, anyone know how the size of this year's applicant pool compares with those of other years?
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