Doorkeeper wrote:My thoughts are two-fold:
1) Perhaps the pulls from the waitlist is much larger this year than in past years. I think this is true based upon the large number of TLS people who have already received JS1s. Therefore they need more time to do the interviews and make the decisions. They did the JS1s without full knowledge of everything in order to contact those students who were of the highest priority for them.
If you are referring to all those who had interviews last week as high priority, then wouldn't they get them a decision ASAP..they know people's plans change...and the longer they wait the more time Stanford has to snatch a few people (Stanford has not moved at all...if people get JS2 and Stanford offers on or around the same day this would be bad for Harvard).
Doorkeeper wrote:My thoughts are two-fold:
2) JS2s might not be totally automatic this year like they were in years past. Perhaps they are making decisions as to who to make the first round of JS2s offers to.
Then why would they interview so many people?? They have shown that they were having some issues this year, why increase their burden by interviewing many people for less spots when they could just interview interview the # they need.
I guess it means
Doorkeeper wrote:JS just DGAF and is taking her sweet time to make her decisions!