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Waitlisted? What To Do Next

Berkeley² Academy

Most responses will be a final decision of acceptance or rejection. However, some students may find themselves placed on a school’s waitlist. In this blog, we’ll go through what being waitlisted means, what to do about it, and how to strategically move forward with other college decisions.

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What to Do if You’ve Been Waitlisted by Northwestern 2024

The Koppelman Group

As you can imagine, it’s highly competitive, with last year’s common data set reporting a 7% acceptance rate. They report that they do waitlist qualified students, and they report the number of students let in off the waitlist every year, but they don’t disclose the full context.

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What to Do if You’ve Been Waitlisted by Middlebury 2024

The Koppelman Group

Picturesque, academically robust, and competitive in athletics but not dominated by them, Middlebury attracts high-achieving students and has (as of last year’s data) an acceptance rate of just 13%. If you’ve landed on this page, you were likely waitlisted and wondering what your next steps are.

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Tulane’s acceptance rate is 13%. Only 34% are male.

Admissions.Blog

While a 13% acceptance rate certainly sounds extreme, if one digs into the numbers, other stats are may be even more astonishing. For instance, of those accepted, roughly 34% reported their legal sex as male (actually up from 32% last year) and roughly 66% reported their legal sex as female. average GPA (up from 3.73

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Stay in the Game: Navigating Deferrals and Waitlists

Princeton College Consulting

While being deferred or waitlisted can be disappointing and in many respects can feel like a rejection, it is important to understand what being deferred or waitlisted means. With deferrals and waitlists you are still very much in the game but what you do from that point forward can make a significant difference.

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Tulane reduces number of students accepted Early Decision II

Admissions.Blog

Eastern Standard Time, and like during in Tulane’s Early Decision I (EDI) round , Tulane has reduced the number of EDII acceptances to provide more opportunities for students – particularly those from first generation or low/middle income backgrounds – who did not feel comfortable making a binding commitment to Tulane.

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Accepted, Deferred, Rejected: What Next?

Berkeley² Academy

If you are accepted: 1. Assess your options On average, students apply to 10-15 schools. If your acceptance is not binding, avoid immediately committing to a school, especially if you are still waiting on decisions from other colleges. Take into consideration all factors (academic, extracurricular, financial, etc.)