<p>On second thought, do you guys think that maybe the people who can see the application are the ones who have been evaluated already (not necessarily admitted), and the ones who can’t are simply the people whose applications haven’t been looked at yet?</p>
<p>Counter-evidence to this theory would be finding people whose CalNet ID is 17 or 18 and CAN’T see the application.</p>
<p>This is the UC Berkeley Authentication Web Server (AWS). In normal usage, your browser would be directed to this page by an application web server. However, you have apparently connected here directly.</p>
<p>If you want to login to an application that supports CalNet authentication, please go to the application’s URL first.</p>
<p>lostincode post #39 = ur a cruel, cruel person!! :0</p>
<p>argh now i wish i’d done better in hs & not have to deal with this transfer stuff
700+ sats & loads of ib fees to end up at a school i got into in hs s3l4rj il;fklgje4i2</p>
<p>Student record problem
This application is available to admitted or registered undergraduate students only. Your login (CalNet ID: 198XXXXX) is valid, but we cannot currently confirm your status as admitted or registered. If you have just been admitted, there may be a delay of a day or so before the Housing database receives your updated status; but if you are an admitted (or currently registered) student and you continue to receive this message, please contact the Housing Office or Tech Support for assistance. </p>
<p>that is the message my friend got who applied
he has not applied before (this is his first time)
he has a 4.0 in pre-reqs
he is a resident
3.0 overall in transferrable</p>
<p>i was able to see the message though…this is VERY VERY interesting</p>
<p>^^^
I got the same message too. It’s also my first time applying… but I’m under the impression that nobody with an id starting with 19 can see the application. Is that correct?</p>
<p>i called housing (510-642-4108) just in case anyone else wants to give them a call…she said “it’s interesting” that i’d have access to the housing site. i guess i shoulda probed further and straight up asked if it was a good sign…ugh, well maybe ill call again tomorrow lol.</p>
<p>When I talked to housing yesterday, they indicated that they have no control over the data in their database-- iow, they know as much as we do (at least as of yesterday). It’s admissions that needs to be called, apparently.</p>
<p>Bet admissions will plead mum, and honestly I don’t think even they’d know. Except that they might be able to say “there is no way that many people have already been decided on”, which would be of obvious use.</p>