<p>For all of you that have been through the waiting list game before, or just know more about it than I, do you think we are at the end of the notifications? Do most schools send some type of communication to waitlisted students to let them know there will be no movement? My daughter who is waitlisted is my oldest, and in 4 years when I get to do this again times 3 for my triplets, HS class of 2015, I sincerely hope that none of the 3 get waitlisted. The stress is too much for this mom.</p>
<p>Does anyone know if the University of Miami is still taking students off their waitlist or if they are done?</p>
<p>latestar–regarding your post that the university of miami is done with their waitlist… do you know if this is true?</p>
<p>I’m not sure the Princeton add is accurate yet. One person posted here that a friend got a call. That’s it. One person. At the same time, over on the Princeton board there are several WL related threads and no one there has indicated getting a call or knowing anyone who did. SOmeone posted that they spoke with princeton admissions who said they wouldn’t make calls until June, and they anticipated no more than 12. </p>
<p>With single posts of conflicting info, who is to say which is accurate?</p>
<p>@NorthernM</p>
<p>I’ve heard (from a past admissions rep) that they usually accept more OOSers from their waiting list, so my guess is that they’re just still working on calculating their OOS yield.</p>
<p>Girl at school is off the waitlist at Middlebury. Use of waitlists is definitely increasing based on anecdotal reports.</p>
<p>Columbia’s waitlist keeps moving… :)</p>
<p>Just read on the Bucknell thread that someone’s friend got off the waitlist a week ago.</p>
<p>wondering if Columbia SEAS waitlist is still moving</p>
<p>According to the Smith College board they will <em>not</em> be going to their wait list due to max enrollment.</p>
<p>The following was posted on the Smith board so we are not giving up hope here. </p>
<p>“I talked to an admission counselor today, and she said they were not sure yet if they are going to go to their waitlist, but if they do it will only be a few students since they got a “healthy” response from their rd women. She also said that we should know within the next two weeks.”</p>
<p>Just maybe if they take a few, they will take my daughter…I can hope and have pipe dreams, correct?</p>
<p>Just after I posted previous post, snail mail delivered a letter from Smith saying they are not going off of the waiting list. They are full.Good luck to all that this affects.</p>
<p>Emah24 – best wishes to your wonderful daughter. Smith’s loss is another school’s gain.</p>
<p>My daughter got off the Elon wait list yesterday…she is ecstatic! Thanks to everyone who has offered such wonderful insight and encouragement…wishing all of our grads bright futures!</p>
<p>Georgia Tech has declared its freshman class is full and closed the waitlist—this from my son’s application status page. He’s already moved on, happy to be attending Oxford/Emory. (People are still anxiously waiting to hear from Emory, while an Oxford rep said their freshman class is full). </p>
<p>This Week, the University of Georgia announced that it was closing the waitlist after taking only 10 students off it. This was a shock to many applicants, since UGA typically takes hundreds off its waitlist, however this year they opted for a larger class and admitted several hundred more students to begin with. That, coupled with a relatively high yield, means they barely touched the list.</p>
<p>A poster on the Bates thread reports “knowing a girl” that just got off the wait list.</p>
<p>“A poster on the Bates thread reports “knowing a girl” that just got off the wait list.”</p>
<p>My son, who is attending next year, told me yesterday someone got off.</p>
<p>Congrats to those accepted! To those with less than great news, just remember, you may, in fact, be too cool for that school. Certainly, you are super talented and will be very much appreciated by the school you attend! Thanks to all who keep adding to the thread! </p>
<p>Adding Bates:</p>
<p>American (post 175)
Amherst (post 260)
Bard (post 400)
Bates (post 416 & 417)
Baylor (post 41)
Boston College (post 185)
Boston University (post 103)
Bowdoin (post 83)
Brandeis Univ (post 182)
Brown (post 310)
Bryn Mawr (post 378)
Caltech (post 137)
Carleton (post 208)
Case Western (post 125)
Clemson (post 159)
Colby (post 149)
Colgate (post 212)
Columbia (SEAS - May 6 – post 26 & CC - May 12 – post 339)
Connecticut College (post 147)
Dartmouth (see post 215 for link)
Davidson (post 168)
Duke (post 74)
Elon (post 57)
Emory (post 23)
Fordham (post 359)
Georgia Tech (post 115)
Grinnell (post 280)
GWU (post 131)
Harvard (post 334)
Harvey Mudd (post 204, 262)
Haverford (post 288)
James Madison University (post 5)
Loyola (Maryland) (post 266)
Loyola Marymount LA (post 298)
Macalester (post 282)
Marquette (Post 138)
Middlebury (Post 305)
MIT (post 263)
Muhlenberg (post 22)
Northeastern (post 40)
Northwestern (post 353)
NYU (post 293)
Oberlin (post 152)
Occidental College (post 198)
Olin (post 80)
Penn State (post 25)
Pomona (post 271)
Princeton (post 393)
Providence College (post 266)
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (post 25)
Santa Clara (post 64)
Seattle University (post 130)
Southern Methodist University (post 362)
Spelman (post 395)
Stanford (post 327)
SUNY Geneseo (post 13)
Syracuse (post 76)
TCU (post 9)
Trinity College (CT) (post 95)
Tulane (post 39)
UC Berkeley (post 6)
UC Davis (post 105)
UC Riverside (post 44)
UC San Diego (posts 12 & 14)
U Chicago (post 7)
U Conn (post 5)
U Delaware (post 35)
U Miami (post 10)
U Michigan (post 66)
U of Minnesota (post 5)
U of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (post 398)
U of Oregon (post 354)
U of Pennsylvania (post 313)
U of Richmond (post 109)
U of Rochester (post 171)
U of Texas (post 111)
U of Texas - Austin (post 321)
UVA (see post 120, 125 & 285)
University Washington (post 324)
Vanderbilt (see post 165)
Vassar (post 351)
Villanova (and Villanova Nursing) (post 207 & 297)
Virginia Tech (post 355)
Wake Forest (post 195)
Washington University St Louis (post 107)
Wellesley College (post 189)
Williams College (post 227)
Yale (post 249)</p>
<p>Just got the email from Rice saying they are not going to their waitlist.</p>
<p>Kenyon College is releasing its waitlisted students today. It appears they have their class.</p>