Status checker vs. E-mails Forum
- ThreeRivers
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Status checker vs. E-mails
Applying to 17 schools, checking statuses is getting kind of annoying. I've noticed that any change so far has come simultaneously with an e-mail. Is this usually the case / can I stop checking all of these statuses?
- JoeMo
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Re: Status checker vs. E-mails
Yeah, the status checkers seem to be more for the benefit of those of us that enjoy the torture. Also, for anyone that might not have sent in all their requirements at once.ThreeRivers wrote:Applying to 17 schools, checking statuses is getting kind of annoying. I've noticed that any change so far has come simultaneously with an e-mail. Is this usually the case / can I stop checking all of these statuses?
- bport hopeful
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Re: Status checker vs. E-mails
I dont think that they are all simultaneous, and I think some are done through the mail, but youll find out eventually if you ignore your status checkers.ThreeRivers wrote:Applying to 17 schools, checking statuses is getting kind of annoying. I've noticed that any change so far has come simultaneously with an e-mail. Is this usually the case / can I stop checking all of these statuses?
- ThreeRivers
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Re: Status checker vs. E-mails
Some of them are insanely hidden on the site.... I'm probably just going to make a word file with all the links. Shouldn't be that bad then I guessbport hopeful wrote:I dont think that they are all simultaneous, and I think some are done through the mail, but youll find out eventually if you ignore your status checkers.ThreeRivers wrote:Applying to 17 schools, checking statuses is getting kind of annoying. I've noticed that any change so far has come simultaneously with an e-mail. Is this usually the case / can I stop checking all of these statuses?
- JoeMo
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Re: Status checker vs. E-mails
I tried that, it doesn't work. Because the link is essentially the same for all the status checkers, you have to get there from the school's site. If you go from a word doc, it's going to say you got there by mistake.ThreeRivers wrote:Some of them are insanely hidden on the site.... I'm probably just going to make a word file with all the links. Shouldn't be that bad then I guessbport hopeful wrote:I dont think that they are all simultaneous, and I think some are done through the mail, but youll find out eventually if you ignore your status checkers.ThreeRivers wrote:Applying to 17 schools, checking statuses is getting kind of annoying. I've noticed that any change so far has come simultaneously with an e-mail. Is this usually the case / can I stop checking all of these statuses?
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- neeko
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Re: Status checker vs. E-mails
Just bookmark the page where you click on the link, not the actual status checker and you can open them all at once. In Firefox at least.ThreeRivers wrote:Some of them are insanely hidden on the site.... I'm probably just going to make a word file with all the links. Shouldn't be that bad then I guessbport hopeful wrote:I dont think that they are all simultaneous, and I think some are done through the mail, but youll find out eventually if you ignore your status checkers.ThreeRivers wrote:Applying to 17 schools, checking statuses is getting kind of annoying. I've noticed that any change so far has come simultaneously with an e-mail. Is this usually the case / can I stop checking all of these statuses?
- Hopefully2012
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Re: Status checker vs. E-mails
TLS threads are more helpful than status checkers. The people who got into W&M so far this cycle found out via status checker (I just monitor the TLS threads for the schools I've applied to and once people start getting in, I log in to check my status). No emails have been sent yet by W&M.
ETA: UMich admits this cycle are finding out by randomly being able to access the accepted students' website even when the status checker still hasn't changed. Monitor TLS.
ETA: UMich admits this cycle are finding out by randomly being able to access the accepted students' website even when the status checker still hasn't changed. Monitor TLS.
- AntipodeanPhil
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Re: Status checker vs. E-mails
I'm in at three schools so far, and I found out about two via status checkers (Texas; W&M).
But I agree that keeping an eye on the TLS threads is probably a better thing to do - so long as you can cope with seeing other people getting in without hearing anything yourself.
But I agree that keeping an eye on the TLS threads is probably a better thing to do - so long as you can cope with seeing other people getting in without hearing anything yourself.
- Hawkeye Pierce
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Re: Status checker vs. E-mails
An even simpler solution is to right click and bookmark the link to the status checker. That way you remove another step.neeko wrote:Just bookmark the page where you click on the link, not the actual status checker and you can open them all at once. In Firefox at least.ThreeRivers wrote:Some of them are insanely hidden on the site.... I'm probably just going to make a word file with all the links. Shouldn't be that bad then I guessbport hopeful wrote:I dont think that they are all simultaneous, and I think some are done through the mail, but youll find out eventually if you ignore your status checkers.ThreeRivers wrote:Applying to 17 schools, checking statuses is getting kind of annoying. I've noticed that any change so far has come simultaneously with an e-mail. Is this usually the case / can I stop checking all of these statuses?
- ThreeRivers
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Re: Status checker vs. E-mails
I'm trying this, but they're all saving the same.... I can't get Boston, it always saves as W&L for example
- neeko
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Re: Status checker vs. E-mails
Mine won't let me mark the actual checker, it has to be schools page before checker. Don't know why.ThreeRivers wrote:I'm trying this, but they're all saving the same.... I can't get Boston, it always saves as W&L for example
- ThreeRivers
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Re: Status checker vs. E-mails
This is fucking dumb... it takes way too long, idk why they all have to be the same link / complicate everythingneeko wrote:Mine won't let me mark the actual checker, it has to be schools page before checker. Don't know why.ThreeRivers wrote:I'm trying this, but they're all saving the same.... I can't get Boston, it always saves as W&L for example
- Hawkeye Pierce
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Re: Status checker vs. E-mails
Really? For example, for Stanford, I have this link bookmarked:
https://aces2.lsac.org/YourStatus/membe ... i%2B0OE%3D
which is unique.
https://aces2.lsac.org/YourStatus/membe ... i%2B0OE%3D
which is unique.
- ThreeRivers
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Re: Status checker vs. E-mails
A couple worked, most ended up being the same / wouldn't let me save as each other. O well I just deleted all my other book marks / added in link before status checker for most of them and made a bookmark bar. So no I can just click on any and pretty much be there.Hawkeye Pierce wrote:Really? For example, for Stanford, I have this link bookmarked:
https://aces2.lsac.org/YourStatus/membe ... i%2B0OE%3D
which is unique.
A LOT easier than googling / searching every single one
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