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- TatteredDignity
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Given that Miles is no longer with us...
5:00 in Cambridge, and all is well.
5:00 in Cambridge, and all is well.
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I feel like I am at my own funeral.
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Funeral for a friend.
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This made me picture Barny Stinson wearing tattered revolutionary war clothes standing alone on a stormy night ringing a large church bell in an empty town.TatteredDignity wrote:Given that Miles is no longer with us...
5:00 in Cambridge, and all is well.
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Good, because that's what's actually happening.
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Is it just us three -- Tattered, FlanSolo, and myself? Anyone else still hanging on?
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Harvard changed its mind this morning about requiring me to send signed correspondence in order to withdraw my app. Good luck to you guys still waiting!nadopretz wrote:Is it just us three -- Tattered, FlanSolo, and myself? Anyone else still hanging on?
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Unless they are lurkers, I think that's it. Of course, it's impossible to know how many people not on TLS applied and also haven't heard anything - I imagine it's quite a few. My wild guess is that there (conservatively) 30 discrete posters in this thread, and that 400 or so submit applications in total. This number is a complete and total guess, but I recall reading that Yale gets about 200, so given Harvard's much larger transfer class and reputation for caring more about numbers, it doesn't strike me as patently unreasonable that Harvard would have twice as many applicants. It seems there were a number of posters on this board who applied to H and not Y, so I'm going to stand by this largely unsubstantiated guess.nadopretz wrote:Is it just us three -- Tattered, FlanSolo, and myself? Anyone else still hanging on?
If we assume identical performance among non-posters, then there are about 37 people remaining on this "wait list" (10 percent of 370). Of course, this analysis is chock full of unlikely assumptions and wild conjecture, so it's almost certainly way off. But a message board where likely inaccuracy is enough to stop posters from making wild conjectures is not one that I wan't to be on, so I'm going to hit submit anyway.
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love this. totally plausible and well reasoned, and yet possibly (likely?) totally incorrect. Best of luck to us!FlanSolo wrote:Unless they are lurkers, I think that's it. Of course, it's impossible to know how many people not on TLS applied and also haven't heard anything - I imagine it's quite a few. My wild guess is that there (conservatively) 30 discrete posters in this thread, and that 400 or so submit applications in total. This number is a complete and total guess, but I recall reading that Yale gets about 200, so given Harvard's much larger transfer class and reputation for caring more about numbers, it doesn't strike me as patently unreasonable that Harvard would have twice as many applicants. It seems there were a number of posters on this board who applied to H and not Y, so I'm going to stand by this largely unsubstantiated guess.nadopretz wrote:Is it just us three -- Tattered, FlanSolo, and myself? Anyone else still hanging on?
If we assume identical performance among non-posters, then there are about 37 people remaining on this "wait list" (10 percent of 370). Of course, this analysis is chock full of unlikely assumptions and wild conjecture, so it's almost certainly way off. But a message board where likely inaccuracy is enough to stop posters from making wild conjectures is not one that I wan't to be on, so I'm going to hit submit anyway.
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Good luck, compadres!
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I'm also with you guys.nadopretz wrote:Is it just us three -- Tattered, FlanSolo, and myself? Anyone else still hanging on?
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I'm here too!baplntf wrote:I'm also with you guys.nadopretz wrote:Is it just us three -- Tattered, FlanSolo, and myself? Anyone else still hanging on?
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- TatteredDignity
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Heh, i'd ask for stats of people still waiting, but it clearly doesn't matter at all. So, carry on.
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And perhaps soon to be the dings as well? I don't know if they have a way of making sure admits let in past the bidding deadline can participate in OCI, but if they don't they'll need to let us know very, very soon.TatteredDignity wrote:We are the dregs.
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I don't disagree, but I don't understand what they're waiting for. They did both dings and admits yesterday. Maybe just seeing if any more deposits fail to trickle in today or tomorrow? Who knows. I'm really surprised that they're so concerned with filling their class that they've done at least 3 separate rounds of admits.
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Yeah, I mean, I think you're exactly right.TatteredDignity wrote:I don't disagree, but I don't understand what they're waiting for. They did both dings and admits yesterday. Maybe just seeing if any more deposits fail to trickle in today or tomorrow? Who knows. I'm really surprised that they're so concerned with filling their class that they've done at least 3 separate rounds of admits.
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- TatteredDignity
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Anyone want to be the calling guinea pig today, or shall I bite the bullet again? I hope they don't start to recognize my voice.
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Disguise your voice. Talk like a southern woman. They won't be able to resist you.
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I'll call Harvard if you call Stanford.
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What are you looking to know from stanford that isn't a decision on your file?Skyblaze wrote:I'll call Harvard if you call Stanford.
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When we might expect final decisions to be out.
What do you want to know from Harvard? Same thing I imagine? I probably couldn't call and ask for a decision on your file, that would be rather silly.
What do you want to know from Harvard? Same thing I imagine? I probably couldn't call and ask for a decision on your file, that would be rather silly.
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According to Harvard, they keep an active waitlist right up until classes start. I wonder if S does the same thing.Skyblaze wrote:When we might expect final decisions to be out.
What do you want to know from Harvard? Same thing I imagine? I probably couldn't call and ask for a decision on your file, that would be rather silly.
Kinda crazy. I wonder why they're that concerned with having their class absolutely packed.
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Also:
5:00 in Cambridge, and all is well.
5:00 in Cambridge, and all is well.
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TatteredDignity wrote:According to Harvard, they keep an active waitlist right up until classes start. I wonder if S does the same thing.Skyblaze wrote:When we might expect final decisions to be out.
What do you want to know from Harvard? Same thing I imagine? I probably couldn't call and ask for a decision on your file, that would be rather silly.
Kinda crazy. I wonder why they're that concerned with having their class absolutely packed.
But then again this waiting has turned me into a pessimist.
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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