@applicant0000 i think u also had complete on ur slate portal earlier today right? mine just turned to decided and decisions released to counselors in december.
does anybody know what this means and/or if it is good or bad
How do you check your status?
ok yeah mine turned to decided and decisions released in december too. im pretty sure the decisions released in december is just a placeholder value tho. ig they were uploading decisions in waves?
What does your financial aid checklist look like? Do you have many items listed and dates updated to most recent??
on what platform are y’all getting this message
i didnt apply for aid
i think its slate…
last rejection of the cycle 
can’t wait
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realistically do i even have a chance with a 34 act 3.94 UW/4.55 W? I’m so depressed abt this already I just need appropriate expectations.
Yeah my decision changed to decided today at 3 am. Wonder what it means
4.0 uw, 1550 sat, wondering the same 
i’ve alr been rejected from everywhere else i applied to lmao
same here, a few hours ago it was complete now its decided with “Decisions released to counselors in December”
I think they are uploading in batches. I see my son’s last update time was 3:24am even though he has “decided and released in December “ when we first created the slate accounts yesterday.
How many addresses do you have for the application portal? He has one permanent and one mailing address
mine also changed today from complete/applicant to decided/decisions released in December
it was edited at 3:23am this morning
Does anyone just have CSS and FAFSA marked as received on their financial aid portal with no other extra documents? I know I qualify for some aid, and I also had an interview back in early January. Just wanted to see if anyone else has the same case since a lot of you have Waived/extra docs.
Is the withdraw thing gone for everyone?
i have 1 permanent and 3 mailing
i also only have CSS + FAFSA marked as received
Does anyone else have this? Is solely CSS + FAFSA the normal scenario for most, or is the extra documents more common?