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Anyone know the deadline for submitting update letters??
Since the last interview day is allegedly tomorrow, I would say your update is futile.
You can back read on this thread if you want to decide for yourself.
Anyone know the deadline for submitting update letters??
Since the last interview day is allegedly tomorrow, I would say your update is futile.
You can back read on this thread if you want to decide for yourself.
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I've actually already interviewed. Does anyone know the last day to submit POST-INTERVIEW updates?
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I've actually already interviewed. Does anyone know the last day to submit POST-INTERVIEW updates?
Just wanted to confirm that today was the last Pathways interview -- heard it straight from admissions today. While they didn't explicitly talk about HST, they seemed to imply that they didn't have any more days, either.
Last year's stats:
Did anyone get the interview survey e-mail for the second time?
Edit: Nvm, it was on behalf of multicultural affairs this time.
Yeah, that's probably what happened to me too.I didn't get any other besides the one today from ORMA.
Edit: I lied lol. Just searched inbox. I guess I did receive it but never did it.
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Did anyone get the interview survey e-mail for the second time?
Edit: Nvm, it was on behalf of multicultural affairs this time.
No no.... please let's not freak out. I think it was an extra thing for URM to make sure the interview day went well, since they arranged for us to meet with URM students that day. Nothing to fret over. Sorry for starting that fire....Did anyone not receive the request? I wonder who receive these second interview surveys. Neuroticism kicking in..
No no.... please let's not freak out. I think it was an extra thing for URM to make sure the interview day went well, since they arranged for us to meet with URM students that day. Nothing to fret over. Sorry for starting that fire....
Sorry if this has already been mentioned. But anyone know the exact date decisions will likely be coming out this year?
I interviewed in mid-Jan and wanted to wait until mid-Feb to send in a letter...can I still send one in?Is it too late to send an update letter in? (Oh, the allures of procrastination.)
Is it too late to send an update letter in? (Oh, the allures of procrastination.)
I interviewed in mid-Jan and wanted to wait until mid-Feb to send in a letter...can I still send one in?
Everyone is rejected together when decisions are released in March. It is not a rolling admissions school.
And to add to that, the interview season is unfortunately over for this cycle.Everyone is rejected together when decisions are released in March. It is not a rolling admissions school.
And to add to that, the interview season is unfortunately over for this cycle.
Thank you. I knew it was obviously a long shot but had to try at least. Also, how did you learn the interview season was over?
I interviewed on the last date and they told us that it was the last date!Thank you. I knew it was obviously a long shot but had to try at least. Also, how did you learn the interview season was over?
just out of curiosity, does anyone know how long the waitlist is? i feel like yield here is so high that most people who aren't accepted are rejected?
From what I have heard, only a few schools like UPenn and Stanford will compete in the same pool of students. This is just a guess, but the wait list is probably around 100 students.
Also according to US news stats from last year, Harvard interviewed 813, accepted 225, and matriculated 165, meaning about 60 students came off the wait list.
How do you figure 60 came off the waitlist? I think they also outright over accept.
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Every school over accepts because not everyone accepted will attend due to multiple factors (scholarships elsewhere, better location/closer to family, better fit elsewhere, etc)Oh, I didn't consider that. I just assumed they accepted their class and added 60 afterward. Why do you think they over accept from the get go?
Every school over accepts because not everyone accepted will attend due to multiple factors (scholarships elsewhere, better location/closer to family, better fit elsewhere, etc)
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I agree. I just think people have this notion that no one turns down an acceptance to Harvard, but I would choose a full or even (large) partial tuition/COA scholarship to another school over HarvardI doubt Harvard does it to the extent other schools do, though. I think somewhere in the range of 80% of their acceptances matrriculate, which is a good bit higher than other schools.
I agree. I just think people have this notion that no one turns down an acceptance to Harvard, but I would choose a full or even (large) partial tuition/COA scholarship to another school over Harvard
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I agree. I just think people have this notion that no one turns down an acceptance to Harvard, but I would choose a full or even (large) partial tuition/COA scholarship to another school over Harvard
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True. I also think the housing situation is crappy in Boston, and that would play a factor in my final decision (should I be so lucky as to have been accepted by these schools).I agree. I just think people have this notion that no one turns down an acceptance to Harvard, but I would choose a full or even (large) partial tuition/COA scholarship to another school over Harvard
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lol I basically panicked for a second when I saw an email from HMS and then it was like "yo, give us your SSN please. thanks homie."
By the way, the email said that admissions decisions will be given in the first week of March, and they are currently busy with committee meetings (as the interview season is over, as has been mentioned elsewhere).
lol I basically panicked for a second when I saw an email from HMS and then it was like "yo, give us your SSN please. thanks homie."
By the way, the email said that admissions decisions will be given in the first week of March, and they are currently busy with committee meetings (as the interview season is over, as has been mentioned elsewhere).
+1 just got the email as well.lol I basically panicked for a second when I saw an email from HMS and then it was like "yo, give us your SSN please. thanks homie."
By the way, the email said that admissions decisions will be given in the first week of March, and they are currently busy with committee meetings (as the interview season is over, as has been mentioned elsewhere).
Ah, that would be it! Thanks hahaha
... the email said that admissions decisions will be given in the first week of March, and they are currently busy with committee meetings (as the interview season is over, as has been mentioned elsewhere).
If I recall correctly, decisions have been released on March 2nd for the last several years. I'm assuming it will be during the first week.Did it mention if it would be the first full week of March, or just the first week?
Can't believe we are so close to D-Day... interview seems like it was so long ago. Cray cray
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It seems like yesterday for me tbh. probably because i replayed the interview 1000x in my head from then to now
Lol I'm glad I just let go of it after I walked off campus. I also think I rather the non-rolling process because I've been able to completely put it out of my head for months.
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It seems like yesterday for me tbh. probably because i replayed the interview 1000x in my head from then to now
I agree. I haven't been able to completely put it out of my head, but at least I haven't been refreshing my email constantly expecting to hear from them. I hate the schools where you could literally hear whenever within a range of several months. The single email within a narrow range of time is definitely the way to go.