Unfortunately, I'm turning out to be queen of the waitlist this cycle. I even applied early and I'm still on 7 waitlists. I'm so ready for this to be over.FlanSolo wrote:Wow, really?CM612 wrote:Waitlisted 170/3.6. Withdrew.
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I know this has been alluded to, but does anyone have any idea of (historically) how much W&M used their waitlist? I have three waitlist right now, and still waiting on BU. I wonder if I should have any hope of getting in off the waitlist.
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Waitlisted.
And withdrawn. I'll take myself off to Columbia, thanks.
And withdrawn. I'll take myself off to Columbia, thanks.
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for real? that is crazy.play2win wrote:Rejected 167 3.14
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- iknownothing
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WL. at or above both 75%s.
Forgot that I applied.
Forgot that I applied.
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+1 to this comment - I would definitely email them if this is the case. After interacting with them, I think they would seriously consider it. After all, they did have an admissions blog recently where 2 people they let off the waitlist within a day of each other got married. I would read it and refer to that blog in the email but that's just me!TyrodTaylor wrote: I would have told them this. They do have a soft spot, but if you told them that your SO was already accepted, and that you both want to be at WM for the same reasons etc. I think it could help. Give it a go. Id call the admissions dean personally. Just to ask a waitlist question, and maybe mention that. It cant hurt.

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waitlist e-mail
3.6/164; guess that's a rejection
rip
3.6/164; guess that's a rejection
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Lots of waitlists today. I'm another one, 167/3.1, and I also withdrew.
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another WL right here
I'm gonna withdraw today/tomorrow, so, whatever.
I'm gonna withdraw today/tomorrow, so, whatever.
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WL too. Does anyone know if people admitted from waitlist ever receive $? (Not just W&M, any school?)
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Just removed myself from WL. Good luck to those still waiting to hear
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elegantmint wrote:WL too. Does anyone know if people admitted from waitlist ever receive $? (Not just W&M, any school?)
If i recall correctly, which i am pretty sure i do lol, there was someone on the Arizona State Post that was discussing how they were waitlisted last year and then accepted with 15k. I think the individual even deferred and was still able to get 10k this year.. hope that helps at all
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also removed myself from the WL. good luck to everyone looking to go to WM!
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Thanks guys -- I'll definitely be doing something like this if that's how things shake out. My SO and I still need to hear from a number of other schools, so it's too early to make that sort of commitment to the school. The reason I mentioned the SO acceptance/me WL is that the other schools we both applied to are more reaches, so W&M was the best school we stood a good shot of both being accepted by.brose wrote:+1 to this comment - I would definitely email them if this is the case. After interacting with them, I think they would seriously consider it. After all, they did have an admissions blog recently where 2 people they let off the waitlist within a day of each other got married. I would read it and refer to that blog in the email but that's just me!TyrodTaylor wrote: I would have told them this. They do have a soft spot, but if you told them that your SO was already accepted, and that you both want to be at WM for the same reasons etc. I think it could help. Give it a go. Id call the admissions dean personally. Just to ask a waitlist question, and maybe mention that. It cant hurt.
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So I guess this is a total noob question, but are all the people withdrawing 100 percent positive they won't go even if admitted? Is there any downside to just sitting on the list?
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Sorry to all on the WL... especially since my numbers weren't exactly better than a lot of people there.
But I asked earlier: How do we apply for the election law fellowship?
Clarification: I did apply, or I wrote the required essay anyway, with my original application. I was more or less wondering how and when we find out if we got it?
But I asked earlier: How do we apply for the election law fellowship?
Clarification: I did apply, or I wrote the required essay anyway, with my original application. I was more or less wondering how and when we find out if we got it?
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For me, yes I'm 100% sure. I am not willing to relocate w/out money, and it's unlikely to get money if you're accepted late off the waitlist. But no, there's absolutely no downside if you're still interested in W&M, just be aware that the waitlist doesn't move much.FlanSolo wrote:So I guess this is a total noob question, but are all the people withdrawing 100 percent positive they won't go even if admitted? Is there any downside to just sitting on the list?
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FlanSolo wrote:Thanks guys -- I'll definitely be doing something like this if that's how things shake out. My SO and I still need to hear from a number of other schools, so it's too early to make that sort of commitment to the school. The reason I mentioned the SO acceptance/me WL is that the other schools we both applied to are more reaches, so W&M was the best school we stood a good shot of both being accepted by.brose wrote:+1 to this comment - I would definitely email them if this is the case. After interacting with them, I think they would seriously consider it. After all, they did have an admissions blog recently where 2 people they let off the waitlist within a day of each other got married. I would read it and refer to that blog in the email but that's just me!TyrodTaylor wrote: I would have told them this. They do have a soft spot, but if you told them that your SO was already accepted, and that you both want to be at WM for the same reasons etc. I think it could help. Give it a go. Id call the admissions dean personally. Just to ask a waitlist question, and maybe mention that. It cant hurt.
I think you need to do it ASAP. You don't have to commit to going, and if they admit you off the WL, that doesn't mean you'll have to go. Especially if it's the best school you both stand a shot at being able to attend, then you need to do it soon.
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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