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In. Just got the email now.

In!
Just got the email.

And for what's it worth, my status checker updated to 1/25 and then nothing happened until I received this email.

wow. congrats, guys!

FYI - I submitted and went complete on 12/9 and my status never changed after that.

Congrats, I'm jealous! And unless I missed it, they didn't even update their twitter. haha

IN!

NU and Chicago on the same day.

still nothing for me.

Tangerine Gleam wrote:IN!

NU and Chicago on the same day.

Wow, congrats!!

MirandaHobbes wrote:still nothing for me.

+1

Does Northwestern ever send anything besides the initial acceptance email? I got mine a few weeks ago and haven't heard from them since.

Still nothing. It's a little annoying to see these December applicants getting accepted ahead of those of us who were complete in November.

Has anyone's status checker updated to complete 2/5? Just noticed that mine did. This was my second complete update...is a decision coming soon?

Tangerine Gleam wrote:IN!

NU and Chicago on the same day.

WOW... lucky you =/

Just got in via status checker, no email yet. AJD.

In around 6pm today. Was at a friend's surprise birthday party... I was almost more excited for my acceptance.

received Hold Letter from Johann H. Lee, Assistant Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid.

Question:
How do I address my LOCI?
1) Dear Mr. Lee
2) Dear Assistant Dean Lee

Hell, I assumed Johann is a man's name (yo-hann). Can anyone confirm that?

Thanks

fl0w wrote:received Hold Letter from Johann H. Lee, Assistant Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid.

Question:
How do I address my LOCI?

Dear Dean Lee

NancyBotwin wrote:

fl0w wrote:received Hold Letter from Johann H. Lee, Assistant Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid.

Question:
How do I address my LOCI?

Dear Dean Lee

Dear Dizzle Lizzle,

Sorry to bump this thread...

I am going to Chicago for work on Thursday and wanted to stop by Northwestern. I applied in mid November and went complete in mid-January (had an interview mid-December). I want to see the school and also show them how interested I am in Northwestern.

Has anyone else visited the school before hearing about a decision on their application? What is a good way to approach it?

Thanks!

Johann is a man, so don't address your LOCI to 'Ms. Lee:'

AdmitMePls wrote:Sorry to bump this thread...

I am going to Chicago for work on Thursday and wanted to stop by Northwestern. I applied in mid November and went complete in mid-January (had an interview mid-December). I want to see the school and also show them how interested I am in Northwestern.

Has anyone else visited the school before hearing about a decision on their application? What is a good way to approach it?

Thanks!

I can't offer advice about showing interest, but you should definitely call the admissions office and ask about the schedule for student-led tours. If the schedule doesn't work for you, they have a "self tour" pamphlet that guides you on your own walking tour through the buildings. I did it when I was there for my interview and really enjoyed wandering around.

Dick Whitman wrote:Johann is a man, so don't address your LOCI to 'Ms. Lee:'

wjnahill wrote:Does Northwestern ever send anything besides the initial acceptance email? I got mine a few weeks ago and haven't heard from them since.

In a while you'll get a portfolio containing a paper acceptance letter, nifty leather thing, brochure attempting to convince you to go to Northwestern, and instructions on claiming your Northwestern e-mail.

Dick Whitman wrote:Johann is a man, so don't address your LOCI to 'Ms. Lee:'

I've asked him about this before ... I think that something like 1/4 of all letters addressed to him are addressed to Ms. Lee.

chadwick218 wrote:

Dick Whitman wrote:Johann is a man, so don't address your LOCI to 'Ms. Lee:'

I've asked him about this before ... I think that something like 1/4 of all letters addressed to him are addressed to Ms. Lee.

The question is, does he even bother to read those letters? I had fun writing my LOCI... since it was addressed from a Lee to a Lee.