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Getting off Yield Protect Waitlist?

Post by Tempo » Thu Jan 28, 2016 10:55 pm

Hi all, so I'm pretty sure I got YPed at UCLA (3.7/171 with pretty decent softs). They're definitely one of my top schools though. So, if I don't get into Berkeley or one of my other top schools, do you think I'll get in off the waitlist if I just hang around?

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Re: Getting off Yield Protect Waitlist?

Post by OtterLaw » Thu Jan 28, 2016 10:59 pm

Have you sent them a LOCI?

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Re: Getting off Yield Protect Waitlist?

Post by Mullens » Thu Jan 28, 2016 10:59 pm

Write them a letter of continuing interest and express a strong interest in the school. Waiting around isn't a good idea. Show them that you're seriously interested and you might end up with a full ride. Search these forums for LOCI to find more info.

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Re: Getting off Yield Protect Waitlist?

Post by Minnietron » Thu Jan 28, 2016 11:03 pm

If you are able, visit the school. Write them beforehand to see if you can meet with someone in the admissions office. Even if they are unable to meet with you, visit the school. Be sure to check in with the admissions office when you go.
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Re: Getting off Yield Protect Waitlist?

Post by Tempo » Thu Jan 28, 2016 11:38 pm

Thanks for the replies everyone. I sent them a LOCI right away, which I realize was too soon. I'm trying to publish a philosophy paper in an undergrad journal right now, so that might be a good update to send them later. I'll definitely try to get down to LA to see them this spring.

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