Veritas wrote:does Duke have a "Reserve List" and a "Waitlist?"
Yes. I think there's Priority Reserve and a WL. The WL is more of a soft reject, whereas the PR actually has some movement.
Veritas wrote:does Duke have a "Reserve List" and a "Waitlist?"
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I was placed on Priority Res after applying via PT in October. I was looking at it kind of as a "held for further review". I emailed the admissions office the other day to see when I might hear back from Duke (as there are impending seat deposit deadlines) and they sent me a link to FAQ about the waitlist. So I'm pretty confused, as her emailed implied that PR is a waitlist (which means a decision would not come until mid-May or later). I wrote back asking for clarification but I never heard back. Ill post what the admissions office says about it if they do in fact respond.thickfreakness wrote:Veritas wrote:does Duke have a "Reserve List" and a "Waitlist?"
Yes. I think there's Priority Reserve and a WL. The WL is more of a soft reject, whereas the PR actually has some movement.
PR is a waitlist, but the people on it are given priority over the people on the regular waitlist.hykang wrote:I was placed on Priority Res after applying via PT in October. I was looking at it kind of as a "held for further review". I emailed the admissions office the other day to see when I might hear back from Duke (as there are impending seat deposit deadlines) and they sent me a link to FAQ about the waitlist. So I'm pretty confused, as her emailed implied that PR is a waitlist (which means a decision would not come until mid-May or later). I wrote back asking for clarification but I never heard back. Ill post what the admissions office says about it if they do in fact respond.thickfreakness wrote:Veritas wrote:does Duke have a "Reserve List" and a "Waitlist?"
Yes. I think there's Priority Reserve and a WL. The WL is more of a soft reject, whereas the PR actually has some movement.
Hopefully. I'm on both. I think there will ultimately be much more movement off of GULC's SPWL due to their class size.Interminable_Waiting wrote:I've told my self over the last few months that it is similar to GULC's "special group within the preferred waitlist." I think that's about right. Both groups have had a few people accepted off of them, and both have priority over lower waitlist groups.
Where did you hear this? It seems that everyone has different and/or opposing opinions on whether or not its a waitlist. Some people have gotten off of it in Feb, March, etc. (for waitlists, they don't start pulling people until mid-May or later). If it is a waitlist, then I'm withdrawing (with a scholarship at Michigan, I wouldn't take Duke in July-August under any circumstances).Jericwithers wrote:PR is a waitlist, but the people on it are given priority over the people on the regular waitlist.hykang wrote:I was placed on Priority Res after applying via PT in October. I was looking at it kind of as a "held for further review". I emailed the admissions office the other day to see when I might hear back from Duke (as there are impending seat deposit deadlines) and they sent me a link to FAQ about the waitlist. So I'm pretty confused, as her emailed implied that PR is a waitlist (which means a decision would not come until mid-May or later). I wrote back asking for clarification but I never heard back. Ill post what the admissions office says about it if they do in fact respond.thickfreakness wrote:Veritas wrote:does Duke have a "Reserve List" and a "Waitlist?"
Yes. I think there's Priority Reserve and a WL. The WL is more of a soft reject, whereas the PR actually has some movement.
Seems to be conventional wisdom that it is a waitlist, I have never heard an argument for it being anything other than a waitlist. Usually if the email doesn't give you a timeframe for when you will get a final decision (accept, reject, or waitlist) the it isn't a hold but is rather a waitlist.hykang wrote:Where did you hear this? It seems that everyone has different and/or opposing opinions on whether or not its a waitlist. Some people have gotten off of it in Feb, March, etc. (for waitlists, they don't start pulling people until mid-May or later). If it is a waitlist, then I'm withdrawing (with a scholarship at Michigan, I wouldn't take Duke in July-August under any circumstances).
I think there were a bunch of people who were placed on PR who were not PT.Jericwithers wrote:Seems to be conventional wisdom that it is a waitlist, I have never heard an argument for it being anything other than a waitlist. Usually if the email doesn't give you a timeframe for when you will get a final decision (accept, reject, or waitlist) the it isn't a hold but is rather a waitlist.hykang wrote:Where did you hear this? It seems that everyone has different and/or opposing opinions on whether or not its a waitlist. Some people have gotten off of it in Feb, March, etc. (for waitlists, they don't start pulling people until mid-May or later). If it is a waitlist, then I'm withdrawing (with a scholarship at Michigan, I wouldn't take Duke in July-August under any circumstances).
PR is the waitlist for people who were given PT right? Everyone on PR was PT invite I thought, and the odds of getting in off of PR is good since your numbers were high enough to get PT invite.
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That seems to be the big difference between the two lists then. If you are really set on Duke then wait till about May 10th before withdrawing, once they can see how many people made the deposit.hykang wrote:I think there were a bunch of people who were placed on PR who were not PT.Jericwithers wrote:Seems to be conventional wisdom that it is a waitlist, I have never heard an argument for it being anything other than a waitlist. Usually if the email doesn't give you a timeframe for when you will get a final decision (accept, reject, or waitlist) the it isn't a hold but is rather a waitlist.hykang wrote:Where did you hear this? It seems that everyone has different and/or opposing opinions on whether or not its a waitlist. Some people have gotten off of it in Feb, March, etc. (for waitlists, they don't start pulling people until mid-May or later). If it is a waitlist, then I'm withdrawing (with a scholarship at Michigan, I wouldn't take Duke in July-August under any circumstances).
PR is the waitlist for people who were given PT right? Everyone on PR was PT invite I thought, and the odds of getting in off of PR is good since your numbers were high enough to get PT invite.
I guess if it is a waitlist, I'll see if they offer me admission before seat deposit deadlines, and if not, I'll withdraw. Seems like there should be some kind of FAQ specifically about Priority Reserve, as people have gotten in before mid-May. And the regular waitlist FAQ states that they don't start making decisions on candidates before mid-May.
Yeah I think there is. There were a some RD people put on the PR and a few PT applicants who were regular waitlisted.Jericwithers wrote: That seems to be the big difference between the two lists then. If you are really set on Duke then wait till about May 10th before withdrawing, once they can see how many people made the deposit.
Yeah count me among the RD people put on PR... so def not just PT people on there.dk8 wrote:Yeah I think there is. There were a some RD people put on the PR and a few PT applicants who were regular waitlisted.Jericwithers wrote: That seems to be the big difference between the two lists then. If you are really set on Duke then wait till about May 10th before withdrawing, once they can see how many people made the deposit.
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Thanks, enjoy NYU with all the other sheepclintonius wrote:Just checked "please withdraw my application" on the form their e-mail linked to. I'm not sure if that applies only to the summer program or to all of it, but I intend to withdraw totally. Enjoy Duke everybody!
Duke also just e-mailed me, asking if I'm still interested in the Dual Degree program ( I applied to regular 3 year) that starts in the summer (I applied for Fall start)Interminable_Waiting wrote:Speaking of....
Duke just emailed me. They would like to know if I am still interested. I am.
Ouch! I must admit, I am jealous of the barbecue you guys will be getting down in NC.Jericwithers wrote:Thanks, enjoy NYU with all the other sheepclintonius wrote:Just checked "please withdraw my application" on the form their e-mail linked to. I'm not sure if that applies only to the summer program or to all of it, but I intend to withdraw totally. Enjoy Duke everybody!
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Lol I wasn't trying to be mean, but jokingly friendly (your avatar is a sheep, if you haven't noticed). Also I am in Austin right now so I am skeptical that the BBQ can be any better up there. I did have the best philly cheesesteak in my life while visiting Duke though. Not alot of Mexican food though, which will ruin my eating habits.clintonius wrote:Ouch! I must admit, I am jealous of the barbecue you guys will be getting down in NC.Jericwithers wrote:Thanks, enjoy NYU with all the other sheepclintonius wrote:Just checked "please withdraw my application" on the form their e-mail linked to. I'm not sure if that applies only to the summer program or to all of it, but I intend to withdraw totally. Enjoy Duke everybody!
Also, ha! Just got a second e-mail saying they fucked up. It did include this at the bottom: "Technology makes lots of things easier -- including making mistakes." I guess I didn't officially withdraw?
Heh, I know, and I took no offense (and also casually noticed you're waiting on NYU yourself ). From what I've heard, the barbecue is a different style in NC than in Texas. I have a good from from Austin and he loved the bbq he got in Raleigh this summer, so it's certainly worth a shot. Cheese steaks seem to be best everywhere but Philly, ironically enough.Jericwithers wrote:Lol I wasn't trying to be mean, but jokingly friendly (your avatar is a sheep, if you haven't noticed). Also I am in Austin right now so I am skeptical that the BBQ can be any better up there. I did have the best philly cheesesteak in my life while visiting Duke though. Not alot of Mexican food though, which will ruin my eating habits.clintonius wrote:Ouch! I must admit, I am jealous of the barbecue you guys will be getting down in NC.
Also, ha! Just got a second e-mail saying they fucked up. It did include this at the bottom: "Technology makes lots of things easier -- including making mistakes." I guess I didn't officially withdraw?
So yall weren't supposed to get this email asking if you were still interested in attending?
Just got this too.clintonius wrote:Ouch! I must admit, I am jealous of the barbecue you guys will be getting down in NC.Jericwithers wrote:Thanks, enjoy NYU with all the other sheepclintonius wrote:Just checked "please withdraw my application" on the form their e-mail linked to. I'm not sure if that applies only to the summer program or to all of it, but I intend to withdraw totally. Enjoy Duke everybody!
Also, ha! Just got a second e-mail saying they fucked up. It did include this at the bottom: "Technology makes lots of things easier -- including making mistakes." I guess I didn't officially withdraw?
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