<p>Second: Don’t call. </p>
<p>If you were deferred, this will only annoy them… they don’t want 2,000 phone calls just to give the same answer to all of them: your application was excellent, there’s really no way to improve it (they probably won’t say this - but it will be implied). Even if there is something to improve on, they won’t have the knowledge to tell you and if they did, they wouldn’t.</p>
<p>If you were rejected, the conversation will be very short… something like I’m sure your application was good, but we can only accept 700 (SCEA) or 1900 applicants a year. They will have no knowledge of your application. </p>
<p>My advice… late January, if you were deferred, send in a letter with additional information (if there is any) and your transcript for first semester (this is required anyway?).</p>