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Join the club it seems like UIC waitlisted a lot of applicants this year...Waitlisted...interviewed Feb 23rd.
Is anyone still decision pending?
Join the club it seems like UIC waitlisted a lot of applicants this year...Waitlisted...interviewed Feb 23rd.
Join the club it seems like UIC waitlisted a lot of applicants this year...
Is anyone still decision pending?
I called the admissions office an hour ago and asked the lady that since I was placed in the bottom half of the waitlist if that means that I am in the 3rd or 4th quartile, and she said that it means that I am in the second quartile... but doesn't a quartile mean 4? Shouldn't there be a 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th quartile? I feel like she was trying to imply that there was only a 1st and 2nd quartile and that the 1st quartile is the top half and the 2nd quartile is the bottom half. Just thought I would let you guys know what I found out so we can try to figure out what our statuses might mean .
Also, I was placed in the bottom half and am in-state
She only mentioned that by being on the waitlist that meant I was in the first or second quartile. By implication, I think she meant there would not be a third or fourth quartile for the waitlist. Hope that answers your questionDid the person you spoke to mention that there were going to be 3rd and 4th quartiles mentioned in the letters?
I'm not sure about what you need to do for UIC, but for the schools I have been accepted to, as long as you pay the deposit, you should be fine, and then you will have forms/transcripts/immunization stuff to complete before the school's deadlineIs there a formal acceptance we need to file to accept their offer? Congrats to those that got in and good luck to those wait listed!
The only thing the letter really informed us about was which half of the waitlist we were in, there were no dates on when movement should start/campus selection information... hope that helps!Did anyone who received notice of their quartile also get any info on how the process would work (dates, campus selection, etc.)?
I have an idea to figure out how many people are getting off the waitlist... look at how many people are on the Facebook group page for this upcoming class (should give a rough estimate of how many people are in the class and have accepted)... then compare to the amount of students the usually accept... subtract... bam
Let me know if it helps.
Yea that makes sense... maybe some of the people are in multiple groups... they might accept more etc... so idk if we can give a fair estimate just yet. Maybe later in the monthNot to get all weird about it, but I found the numbers according to the Facebook groups:
Rockford 22
Chicago 267
Peoria 29
I read somewhere that last year everyone joined the Chicago group first. If that's the case, if that 267 number is correct, and if they want a total class size of 300 overall, then there ought to be 33 spots available. That's a lot of ifs, though.
I have an idea to figure out how many people are getting off the waitlist... look at how many people are on the Facebook group page for this upcoming class (should give a rough estimate of how many people are in the class and have accepted)... then compare to the amount of students the usually accept... subtract... bam
Let me know if it helps.
I'm curious as to whether they separated the wait list by IS or OOS applicants? Maybe the IS applicants are bottom half and OOS are top half? Just curious because it seems as if most of the people who reported their status yesterday were bottom half and most likely were IS since they got the decision in the mail so quickly... I just really want to go here and keep trying to think of ways that I might possibly be able to get off the waitlist
The wait lists are separated by ranking order as for competitiveness, you aren't top half if you are in or out of state. A number of people, myself included, are instate and in the top half.
Very rough estimate... but if you know an answer to some question but the person isn't on sdn... you can still include them or something Idk just trying to helpInsomnia... okay I think there is a way to figure those out if we get everyone to cooperate.
I'll post something and then if the statement applies to you... like the comment. I'll tally everything up in excel and hope for the best.
-hype waitlist placeholder
It's only in the letterAll I see on the portal is Waitlisted. No information on what quartile or half (is that only in the letter?). Have not received a letter in the mail either. Anyone in a similar position and could clarify what exactly it means?
So it's May 1 and we can only hold 1 acceptance, but since UofI mails out acceptances and then doesn't place you until you've accepted, does that mean we have to be 100% committed to going to wherever we get placed? I wouldn't want to drop my current acceptance elsewhere if I didn't know where I was going to be placed.
I'd also like to know the source. From MSAR, I believe the average aggregated was ~220For what it's worth, Peoria usually has the highest step scores among the campuses (238 average last year).
Nope, nothing. Was WL for UMed on 4/27 and UIC 4/26. l also haven't received the letter.Anyone placed on a waitlist for UMED, GMED, or IMED receive any updates after being waitlisted?
Can you post your source for UIC Step 1 scores? We were informed that the data is not published.
Does anyone know if those who withdrew their acceptance from Chicago might eventually be replaced by people assigned to other campuses (Rockford/Peoria), or eventually be replaced by people on the waitlist?
This is according to students during the M1 visit day a few weeks ago.
I received a letter back via snail mail a bit over two weeks after submitting my campus preference. Best of luck to youHow soon after you submitted your campus choice forms did you get a placement? Is it through email?