EMORY WAITLIST Class of 2019 Forum

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LandMermaid

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Re: EMORY WAITLIST Class of 2019

Post by LandMermaid » Tue Aug 16, 2016 4:53 pm

dewycox wrote:Anyone else offended that they never sent a decision? Have been waiting to sign a lease and missed out on a few apartments. Wasn't orientation this week?
Orientation was last week and classes started Monday. FWIW I was waitlisted at a few schools and didn't receive final notice for any of them, and have a friend who said similarly. I think the general assumption is you fully plan on going elsewhere and only change course if you happen to get off, since waitlist admission is somewhat black-boxy and there's no guarantee of hearing any final decision.

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Re: EMORY WAITLIST Class of 2019

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Re: EMORY WAITLIST Class of 2019

Post by dewycox » Wed Aug 17, 2016 10:38 am

Before reading this here, I heard multiple other places at this forum that schools will only send a final decision. I don't get why they wouldn't..., it's really not that hard. I'm sure they don't care about my opinion, but I certainly think less of them for it.

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Re: EMORY WAITLIST Class of 2019

Post by bmathers » Mon Aug 22, 2016 10:17 pm

I forgot that I had not withdrawn from Emory yet and received a final email the other day, saying orientation has started and they were unable to offer me admission this cycle.

In gmail, it did not make my primary inbox. I almost missed it. (It made either my "social" or "promotions" inbox)

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