Whats the difference between Deferred on Hold and Waitlisted Forum
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Whats the difference between Deferred on Hold and Waitlisted
Whats the best to be on and why?
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Re: Whats the difference between Deferred on Hold and Waitlisted
If you are deferred on Hold, then you are heading to WL, but with a very slim chance of acceptance. Some people write insane Letters of Continued Interest and essays and get in, but I would bet on heading to WL.
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Re: Whats the difference between Deferred on Hold and Waitlisted
I think that hold is best. Its a group of applications they want to hold until the applicant/acceptance pool develops further. It probably means that you are right on the edge, and in a slightly better position than if you were waitlisted. A lot of hold applications will eventually wind up on the waitlist.
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Re: Whats the difference between Deferred on Hold and Waitlisted
I've got an article about it here: http://moststronglysupported.com/blog/l ... -the-hold/
That's got waitlist vs. hold; a deferral just means that they're going to (re)consider your application at a later date.
That's got waitlist vs. hold; a deferral just means that they're going to (re)consider your application at a later date.
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Re: Whats the difference between Deferred on Hold and Waitlisted
deferred/hold is the best. Waitlist is pretty much a soft rejection in 90% of the cases.
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Re: Whats the difference between Deferred on Hold and Waitlisted
Awesome news for me, Im writing FSU a LOCI tonight!
Some schools have something they call an Alternate for Admissions. Is this considered Waitlist?
Some schools have something they call an Alternate for Admissions. Is this considered Waitlist?
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