I was wondering about that too. The site doesn't say anything about interviews–were there in the past?
Yep. There is an "Olin Fellowship Finalists' Weekend" for 2016 on the calendar but nothing for this year.
I was wondering about that too. The site doesn't say anything about interviews–were there in the past?
Maybe someone can contact them and ask if they are holding a finalists weekend this year?Yep. There is an "Olin Fellowship Finalists' Weekend" for 2016 on the calendar but nothing for this year.
When did WashU say they would have merit scholarships (other than Olin) decisions made?
I thought those were typically awarded alongside one's acceptance, but I could be wrong.
If that's merit and need-based, then I'm sure I'm just mixing up Wash U with other schools. Hard to keep some things straight...When I was interviewing they gave us a general date for scholarships after acceptances. I just can't remember it.
Yikes. Gl allLast year the first merit scholly calls went out Feb 23
Last year the first merit scholly calls went out Feb 23
By reputation they like to throw money at people with high stats + something extra. To anyone wondering if they are in the running it might be useful to look at your acceptance turnaround time. The people last year that got the schollys got their admits super fast like 2 weeks after their interview dayDo you know what scholarships are based on? (stats, holistic review, interview performance, or something else?)
Pretty sure you can, I had several schools that don't release decisions until March tell me to make sure and submit it ASAP. All it involves is adding the school code + sending it.Does anyone know if I can submit FAFSA pre-acceptance?
I frequently get some kind of generic error page after trying to sign in. I've found that after you attempt the sign in and get the error, deleting the URL after the .edu part and hitting enter lets you inIs anyone else having trouble signing in to WashU's financial aid site?
What. I haven't even interviewed yet. Lol.Good luck, everyone. I guess today is the last day WashU gives out acceptances before the big waitlist and rejects in late March.
There were people accepted Feb 29th last year, a monday. So maybe the system is to send out on Thursdays + the end of Feb.What. I haven't even interviewed yet. Lol.
I could deal with a one day turnaround haha. Or am I interviewing for the waitlist?There were people accepted Feb 29th last year, a monday. So maybe the system is to send out on Thursdays + the end of Feb.
I think that should at least be the default expectation , though a WL at WashU is not at all a death sentence. They pull a huge chunk of their class every year off WLSo if we haven't been accepted by the end of February, we're essentially waitlisted, then?
There were people accepted Feb 29th last year, a monday. So maybe the system is to send out on Thursdays + the end of Feb.
I could deal with a one day turnaround haha. Or am I interviewing for the waitlist?
Oops. I guess I should say waitlist for people who interviewed earlier in the cycle. Or does anyone know of anybody who got accepted around this time who interviewed in the fall? ><There were people accepted Feb 29th last year, a monday. So maybe the system is to send out on Thursdays + the end of Feb.
does anyone know of anybody who got accepted around this time who interviewed in the fall? ><
But you're Picard AND Professor X! That's gotta count for something, right?I, too, am grasping at straws
But you're Picard AND Professor X! That's gotta count for something, right?
Accepted tonight...interviewed late october
Whoa! I think I've seen your post before. A fellow Emory undergrad from the midwest! Congrats!Accepted tonight...interviewed late october
A waitlist is hope. I'm getting radio silence from WashU and Baylor.I wish there were scholarships for being on a record number of waitlists because that's the only merit money I'm in contention for at this point.
Don't quote me on this but unfortunately I think in March the only things that go out are WL and R. But then the WL has tons of motion (Schools like Harvard and Penn will be releasing all decisions and stealing lots of people away in March, Hopkins releases a big batch too, many other schools send out their merit packages to recruit, etc).So are we not still expecting a flood of acceptances soon? Just a trickle then a ton of wl and r?
A waitlist is hope. I'm getting radio silence from WashU and Baylor.
Don't quote me on this but unfortunately I think in March the only things that go out are WL and R. But then the WL has tons of motion (Schools like Harvard and Penn will be releasing all decisions and stealing lots of people away in March, Hopkins releases a big batch too, many other schools send out their merit packages to recruit, etc).
Correction: Per last year thread there were a couple late interviewers admitted in mid-March and then a massive WL email on March 31
That would be my guess, someone earlier today commented about an interview in the next few days, I imagine if he got accepted they'd tell him middle March!What qualifies as a late interview, I wonder? February?
That would be my guess, someone earlier today commented about an interview in the next few days, I imagine if he got accepted they'd tell him middle March!
I wouldn't lose hope for a couple more weeks yet ! (Not to mention even the WL here is far from hopeless)I was just wondering since I'm a bit on the fence, having interviewed on the first or second of this month. I guess I'll find out in due time... Just getting antsy to get some acceptances in.
A waitlist is slightly better since it means that you've not been rejected at a point where some people have started being rejected. I'd toast a waitlist from WashU with a nice Long Island Iced Tea.I mean, silence means not yet an acceptance or rejection, and you have to wait to find out, so it basically is a waitlist.
Wait what? Wouldn't it make a ton of sense to stay on the waitlist and hopefully go with your SO to top choice?WashU is my SO's #1 choice so if I'm heading for a waitlist, I don't think I'd stick around to come off it.
I think April will have a good amount due to early withdraws from people getting into Harvard/Penn/Hopkins that like those best or getting merit packages elsewhere. But traffic day will certainly have a bunch of WL motion around it too!Is the big movement not until May?
why not sweet tea from St. Louis?A waitlist is slightly better since it means that you've not been rejected at a point where some people have started being rejected. I'd toast a waitlist from WashU with a nice Long Island Iced Tea.
A waitlist is slightly better since it means that you've not been rejected at a point where some people have started being rejected. I'd toast a waitlist from WashU with a nice Long Island Iced Tea.
Wait what? Wouldn't it make a ton of sense to stay on the waitlist and hopefully go with your SO to top choice?
I think April will have a good amount due to early withdraws from people getting into Harvard/Penn/Hopkins that like those best or getting merit packages elsewhere. But traffic day will certainly have a bunch of WL motion around it too!
Sorry reading that back I realize it didn't sound right. I was trying to be brief but it didn't make sense lol
UCSF is my #1 and I'm already accepted there, but WashU is where my SO would like to move. (He isn't in the app cycle, he likes St. Louis better for our family). If we were deciding between them at the same time, I'd give his preference more weight and would likely go to WashU over my own #1 because the COL. But if it's a waitlist and I have to stick around a few months with fingers crossed, it's not really worth it. Plus I'll most likely go JMP which starts in June, so would be moving early May.
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I need something alcoholic after all this stress.why not sweet tea from St. Louis?
Off the waitlist! Seriously like a third of the class or something is from the WL each yearI don't see how I could possibly get accepted at this point having interviewed in November