Why Check Status Checker?
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 9:41 pm
Schools will e-mail me if there is an update, correct? So, why do I get the impression that people are monitoring status checker incessantly?
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The email is not instantaneous, and you never know with spam filters, etc. Also, people are OCD. I'm OCD-ing my HLS checker waiting for it to go complete, so I'm not judging.GoingForGold wrote:Schools will e-mail me if there is an update, correct? So, why do I get the impression that people are monitoring status checker incessantly?
My status checker let me know I had been admitted to one of my schools on Friday... I still haven't gotten the email I was supposed to get. So sometimes you can find out quicker.GoingForGold wrote:Schools will e-mail me if there is an update, correct? So, why do I get the impression that people are monitoring status checker incessantly?
You've just made my life a whole lot easier. Thank you!steakandchicken wrote:You don't have to monitor incessantly, just set up L.S. Status Check (--LinkRemoved--) and it will let you know. Using that app, I received a text message letting me know my status changed to "Congrats!" which was helpful because the email from the school came a day later. It is also helpful to see if you're going under committee review 1 or 2, for the schools that have a predictable admissions process (Penn, NYU, etc.).
Just make sure that it works all the time cause the app has issues. Also see that its email address is in your address book (just do a test email in the options menu) cause it'll filter it into spam.PRgradBYU wrote:You've just made my life a whole lot easier. Thank you!steakandchicken wrote:You don't have to monitor incessantly, just set up L.S. Status Check (--LinkRemoved--) and it will let you know. Using that app, I received a text message letting me know my status changed to "Congrats!" which was helpful because the email from the school came a day later. It is also helpful to see if you're going under committee review 1 or 2, for the schools that have a predictable admissions process (Penn, NYU, etc.).
On that note, do the text messages usually work for it? The test email worked for me, but for some reason I didn't receive the test text.JayJones78 wrote:Just make sure that it works all the time cause the app has issues. Also see that its email address is in your address book (just do a test email in the options menu) cause it'll filter it into spam.PRgradBYU wrote:You've just made my life a whole lot easier. Thank you!steakandchicken wrote:You don't have to monitor incessantly, just set up L.S. Status Check (--LinkRemoved--) and it will let you know. Using that app, I received a text message letting me know my status changed to "Congrats!" which was helpful because the email from the school came a day later. It is also helpful to see if you're going under committee review 1 or 2, for the schools that have a predictable admissions process (Penn, NYU, etc.).
They do for me. Try to force quit it and re-open and then test text. I find the app great overall and I set it to check all my apps (over 20potterpirate04 wrote:On that note, do the text messages usually work for it? The test email worked for me, but for some reason I didn't receive the test text.JayJones78 wrote:Just make sure that it works all the time cause the app has issues. Also see that its email address is in your address book (just do a test email in the options menu) cause it'll filter it into spam.PRgradBYU wrote:You've just made my life a whole lot easier. Thank you!steakandchicken wrote:You don't have to monitor incessantly, just set up L.S. Status Check (--LinkRemoved--) and it will let you know. Using that app, I received a text message letting me know my status changed to "Congrats!" which was helpful because the email from the school came a day later. It is also helpful to see if you're going under committee review 1 or 2, for the schools that have a predictable admissions process (Penn, NYU, etc.).
CLS status checker never updates beyond complete anyway so no point in even checking itGoingForGold wrote:Cool program. Took care of all schools except Columbia which seems to use its own system.
Status checker was invented to prevent hundreds of calls to the admissions offices "just to make sure their application wasn't lost."talesofyore wrote:I like the way Emory does it. They accept your application and then contact you when they have news. Status checker was invented to fuel obsession.
With the lack of movement on my status checkers, I still kinda want to call them and ask them that.TripTrip wrote:Status checker was invented to prevent hundreds of calls to the admissions offices "just to make sure their application wasn't lost."talesofyore wrote:I like the way Emory does it. They accept your application and then contact you when they have news. Status checker was invented to fuel obsession.
had this thing up for months now... that along with the auto update makes up for a lot of wasted time I would rather be spending on TLS and LSN ._.steakandchicken wrote:You don't have to monitor incessantly, just set up L.S. Status Check (--LinkRemoved--) and it will let you know. Using that app, I received a text message letting me know my status changed to "Congrats!" which was helpful because the email from the school came a day later. It is also helpful to see if you're going under committee review 1 or 2, for the schools that have a predictable admissions process (Penn, NYU, etc.).
Jesus Christ, after seeing your post I rushed to my gmail spam folder and found one offer there!ManOfTheMinute wrote:The email is not instantaneous, and you never know with spam filters, etc. Also, people are OCD. I'm OCD-ing my HLS checker waiting for it to go complete, so I'm not judging.GoingForGold wrote:Schools will e-mail me if there is an update, correct? So, why do I get the impression that people are monitoring status checker incessantly?