Hi! I just got wait-listed. Don't know how to take the news. Just wanted to share. Hoping for the best.
[Edited by sam1204 on Mar 05, 2018]
University of Michigan 2018-2019
Posted Mar 05, 2018 20:36
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Hi! I just got wait-listed. Don't know how to take the news. Just wanted to share. Hoping for the best.
Posted Mar 05, 2018 21:31
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Well...
[Edited by VisionMed on Jul 12, 2018]
Well...
Posted Mar 06, 2018 00:01
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Just got waitlisted as well.....
Just got waitlisted as well.....
Posted Mar 06, 2018 03:26
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To those already admitted, when is your deadline with Michigan to accept the offer?
To those already admitted, when is your deadline with Michigan to accept the offer?
Posted Mar 06, 2018 03:50
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I hope those who have been admitted but are keen on enrolling elsewhere (like those admitted to Yale, ahem ahem) will signify their decisions immediately to Dora-Maria to ease the worries of those still waiting for decisions.
I hope those who have been admitted but are keen on enrolling elsewhere (like those admitted to Yale, ahem ahem) will signify their decisions immediately to Dora-Maria to ease the worries of those still waiting for decisions.
Posted Mar 06, 2018 04:11
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Those who are waitlisted may have to wait till April.
Those who are waitlisted may have to wait till April.
Posted Mar 06, 2018 04:23
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Just got waitlisted as well.....
When did you apply? I am still waiting for my result...
[quote]Just got waitlisted as well.....[/quote]
When did you apply? I am still waiting for my result...
When did you apply? I am still waiting for my result...
Posted Mar 06, 2018 04:26
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Even I have been waitlisted. Does that mean I automatically stand a much lower chance of getting financial aid?
Even I have been waitlisted. Does that mean I automatically stand a much lower chance of getting financial aid?
Posted Mar 06, 2018 05:29
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Just got waitlisted as well.....
When did you apply? I am still waiting for my result...
I applied on the deadline date.
Hope you get the good news.
[quote][quote]Just got waitlisted as well.....[/quote]
When did you apply? I am still waiting for my result...[/quote]
I applied on the deadline date.
Hope you get the good news.
When did you apply? I am still waiting for my result...[/quote]
I applied on the deadline date.
Hope you get the good news.
Posted Mar 06, 2018 07:26
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Just got waitlisted as well.....
When did you apply? I am still waiting for my result...
I applied on the deadline date.
Hope you get the good news.
My application is complete on Jan 8, 2018 and I still have not heard anything from them. If they say they examine the applications on rolling basis, this is quite strange to me.
[quote][quote][quote]Just got waitlisted as well.....[/quote]
When did you apply? I am still waiting for my result...[/quote]
I applied on the deadline date.
Hope you get the good news. [/quote]
My application is complete on Jan 8, 2018 and I still have not heard anything from them. If they say they examine the applications on rolling basis, this is quite strange to me.
When did you apply? I am still waiting for my result...[/quote]
I applied on the deadline date.
Hope you get the good news. [/quote]
My application is complete on Jan 8, 2018 and I still have not heard anything from them. If they say they examine the applications on rolling basis, this is quite strange to me.
Posted Mar 06, 2018 12:40
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Even I have been waitlisted. Does that mean I automatically stand a much lower chance of getting financial aid?
Sadly, yes. Admitted candidates have until April to make a decision. The board meets on funding decisions in March. So if you put two and two together...
[quote]Even I have been waitlisted. Does that mean I automatically stand a much lower chance of getting financial aid?[/quote]
Sadly, yes. Admitted candidates have until April to make a decision. The board meets on funding decisions in March. So if you put two and two together...
Sadly, yes. Admitted candidates have until April to make a decision. The board meets on funding decisions in March. So if you put two and two together...
Posted Mar 06, 2018 12:56
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Well...
[Edited by VisionMed on Jul 12, 2018]
Well...
Posted Mar 06, 2018 20:04
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Hi! I just got wait-listed. Don't know how to take the news. Just wanted to share. Hoping for the best.
What is your CV like?
Hi! I'm from India. Graduated in 2016. GPA was 8.76/10. I initially worked in a law firm after which I interned with the UN for six months. I'm going for international law with a focus on human rights and humanitarian law. Any idea about my chances? Thanks!
[Edited by sam1204 on Mar 06, 2018]
[quote][quote]Hi! I just got wait-listed. Don't know how to take the news. Just wanted to share. Hoping for the best.[/quote]
What is your CV like?[/quote]
Hi! I'm from India. Graduated in 2016. GPA was 8.76/10. I initially worked in a law firm after which I interned with the UN for six months. I'm going for international law with a focus on human rights and humanitarian law. Any idea about my chances? Thanks!
What is your CV like?[/quote]
Hi! I'm from India. Graduated in 2016. GPA was 8.76/10. I initially worked in a law firm after which I interned with the UN for six months. I'm going for international law with a focus on human rights and humanitarian law. Any idea about my chances? Thanks!
Posted Mar 06, 2018 20:33
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Well...
[Edited by VisionMed on Jul 12, 2018]
Well...
Posted Mar 06, 2018 22:54
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Even I have been waitlisted. Does that mean I automatically stand a much lower chance of getting financial aid?
Sadly, yes. Admitted candidates have until April to make a decision. The board meets on funding decisions in March. So if you put two and two together...
Do I have to accept an offer in order to be considered for funding?
No. But only admitted students are considered for funding in March. Waitlisted candidates are not.
[quote][quote][quote]Even I have been waitlisted. Does that mean I automatically stand a much lower chance of getting financial aid?[/quote]
Sadly, yes. Admitted candidates have until April to make a decision. The board meets on funding decisions in March. So if you put two and two together... [/quote]
Do I have to accept an offer in order to be considered for funding?[/quote]
No. But only admitted students are considered for funding in March. Waitlisted candidates are not.
Sadly, yes. Admitted candidates have until April to make a decision. The board meets on funding decisions in March. So if you put two and two together... [/quote]
Do I have to accept an offer in order to be considered for funding?[/quote]
No. But only admitted students are considered for funding in March. Waitlisted candidates are not.
Posted Mar 07, 2018 09:15
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To those already admitted, when is your deadline with Michigan to accept the offer?
The letter said April 1.
[quote]To those already admitted, when is your deadline with Michigan to accept the offer?[/quote]
The letter said April 1.
The letter said April 1.
Posted Mar 07, 2018 13:00
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Sadly, yes. Admitted candidates have until April to make a decision. The board meets on funding decisions in March. So if you put two and two together...
Do I have to accept an offer in order to be considered for funding?
No. But only admitted students are considered for funding in March. Waitlisted candidates are not.
But won't the wait listed candidates who eventually get in have a shot at scholarships also? The scholarship given to a person who decided not to study in Michigan should be given to people who are eventually taken off the waiting list.
[quote][quote][quote][quote]Even I have been waitlisted. Does that mean I automatically stand a much lower chance of getting financial aid?[/quote]
Sadly, yes. Admitted candidates have until April to make a decision. The board meets on funding decisions in March. So if you put two and two together... [/quote]
Do I have to accept an offer in order to be considered for funding?[/quote]
No. But only admitted students are considered for funding in March. Waitlisted candidates are not. [/quote]
But won't the wait listed candidates who eventually get in have a shot at scholarships also? The scholarship given to a person who decided not to study in Michigan should be given to people who are eventually taken off the waiting list.
Sadly, yes. Admitted candidates have until April to make a decision. The board meets on funding decisions in March. So if you put two and two together... [/quote]
Do I have to accept an offer in order to be considered for funding?[/quote]
No. But only admitted students are considered for funding in March. Waitlisted candidates are not. [/quote]
But won't the wait listed candidates who eventually get in have a shot at scholarships also? The scholarship given to a person who decided not to study in Michigan should be given to people who are eventually taken off the waiting list.
Posted Mar 07, 2018 18:02
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Do I have to accept an offer in order to be considered for funding?
No. But only admitted students are considered for funding in March. Waitlisted candidates are not.
But won't the wait listed candidates who eventually get in have a shot at scholarships also? The scholarship given to a person who decided not to study in Michigan should be given to people who are eventually taken off the waiting list.
In theory, yes. However, funding is a privilege, not a right. Even the currently admitted students may not all get scholarships. So, firstly, as funding is a major deal for most students, the chances that a candidate who is part of an exclusive group of 45 and gets generous funding will reject such an offer are very slim.
Secondly, if in fact a person declines an offer, an admitted waitlister and originally admitted students have an equal chance at the newly available scholarship. I do not mean to be pessimistic, but these are the stark realities.
[Edited by Alfie17 on Mar 07, 2018]
[quote][quote][quote][quote][quote]Even I have been waitlisted. Does that mean I automatically stand a much lower chance of getting financial aid?[/quote]
Sadly, yes. Admitted candidates have until April to make a decision. The board meets on funding decisions in March. So if you put two and two together... [/quote]
Do I have to accept an offer in order to be considered for funding?[/quote]
No. But only admitted students are considered for funding in March. Waitlisted candidates are not. [/quote]
But won't the wait listed candidates who eventually get in have a shot at scholarships also? The scholarship given to a person who decided not to study in Michigan should be given to people who are eventually taken off the waiting list.[/quote]
In theory, yes. However, funding is a privilege, not a right. Even the currently admitted students may not all get scholarships. So, firstly, as funding is a major deal for most students, the chances that a candidate who is part of an exclusive group of 45 and gets generous funding will reject such an offer are very slim.
Secondly, if in fact a person declines an offer, an admitted waitlister and originally admitted students have an equal chance at the newly available scholarship. I do not mean to be pessimistic, but these are the stark realities.
Sadly, yes. Admitted candidates have until April to make a decision. The board meets on funding decisions in March. So if you put two and two together... [/quote]
Do I have to accept an offer in order to be considered for funding?[/quote]
No. But only admitted students are considered for funding in March. Waitlisted candidates are not. [/quote]
But won't the wait listed candidates who eventually get in have a shot at scholarships also? The scholarship given to a person who decided not to study in Michigan should be given to people who are eventually taken off the waiting list.[/quote]
In theory, yes. However, funding is a privilege, not a right. Even the currently admitted students may not all get scholarships. So, firstly, as funding is a major deal for most students, the chances that a candidate who is part of an exclusive group of 45 and gets generous funding will reject such an offer are very slim.
Secondly, if in fact a person declines an offer, an admitted waitlister and originally admitted students have an equal chance at the newly available scholarship. I do not mean to be pessimistic, but these are the stark realities.
Posted Mar 09, 2018 20:37
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Hi guys! Have you received the offer package? It seems they sent it around February 21st, but I haven't received it yet. What about you?
Hi guys! Have you received the offer package? It seems they sent it around February 21st, but I haven't received it yet. What about you?
Posted Mar 12, 2018 21:53
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What is your CV like?
Hi! I'm from India. Graduated in 2016. GPA was 8.76/10. I initially worked in a law firm after which I interned with the UN for six months. I'm going for international law with a focus on human rights and humanitarian law. Any idea about my chances? Thanks!
I really have no idea but your CV sounds really good! I know the UN don't pay their interns; how did you cover the costs?
My older sister lives in New York. So the cost wasn't an issue. Otherwise I would hardly have considered applying. I was lucky in that sense. Got to work in the Office of the President of the General Assembly.
Btw, I've received an offer from Georgetown Law. I'm really inclined towards it. The only hitch now is finding suitable funding. Of course I will wait for other schools to respond before I accept this offer, but I'm seriously considering Georgetown because it's great for international law.
What about you? What's your CV like? Where are you from??
[Edited by sam1204 on Mar 12, 2018]
[quote][quote][quote][quote]Hi! I just got wait-listed. Don't know how to take the news. Just wanted to share. Hoping for the best.[/quote]
What is your CV like?[/quote]
Hi! I'm from India. Graduated in 2016. GPA was 8.76/10. I initially worked in a law firm after which I interned with the UN for six months. I'm going for international law with a focus on human rights and humanitarian law. Any idea about my chances? Thanks![/quote]
I really have no idea but your CV sounds really good! I know the UN don't pay their interns; how did you cover the costs?[/quote]
My older sister lives in New York. So the cost wasn't an issue. Otherwise I would hardly have considered applying. I was lucky in that sense. Got to work in the Office of the President of the General Assembly.
Btw, I've received an offer from Georgetown Law. I'm really inclined towards it. The only hitch now is finding suitable funding. Of course I will wait for other schools to respond before I accept this offer, but I'm seriously considering Georgetown because it's great for international law.
What about you? What's your CV like? Where are you from??
What is your CV like?[/quote]
Hi! I'm from India. Graduated in 2016. GPA was 8.76/10. I initially worked in a law firm after which I interned with the UN for six months. I'm going for international law with a focus on human rights and humanitarian law. Any idea about my chances? Thanks![/quote]
I really have no idea but your CV sounds really good! I know the UN don't pay their interns; how did you cover the costs?[/quote]
My older sister lives in New York. So the cost wasn't an issue. Otherwise I would hardly have considered applying. I was lucky in that sense. Got to work in the Office of the President of the General Assembly.
Btw, I've received an offer from Georgetown Law. I'm really inclined towards it. The only hitch now is finding suitable funding. Of course I will wait for other schools to respond before I accept this offer, but I'm seriously considering Georgetown because it's great for international law.
What about you? What's your CV like? Where are you from??
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