Do the ppl who apply in regular also receive an interview call?
Any Regular decision people start hearing back? Can’t wait to find out.
Is there anyone who got rejected after a Shanghai interview, I mean is there a strong possibility? Because CW at NYUAD is almost an acceptance. Is it the same with NYUSH?
Hi @marstatic I’ve been admitted through ED1. So ya I had my interview last year. So how’s your interview going?
@carlogabrl yeah! I had my interview last sunday. It went good. Now fingers crossed for feb 15th.
Congrats to all of you NYU ED1 admits!!! Looking at the stats from those admitted during early decision, NYU seemed to be really taking a holistic approach… I noticed a wide variety of standardized test scores that made me hopeful for my regular decision result in March… Does anyone have any insight as to the differences in acceptance rates (if any) between early and regular decision…? Like, does applying regular make it more/less difficult to be admitted? Thanks!
Hello, @nnocnat2 I am also a regular decision applicant! In regards to your question, I thought this would be useful.
As per the Freshman Applicants page: http://www.nyu.edu/admissions/undergraduate-admissions/apply/freshmen-applicants.html under
“Advantages and Disadvantages of Applying Early Decision”
The biggest advantage to applying Early Decision is that if you are offered admission, your search process can be completed early and thus, reduce anxiety over the admission process. Our Early Decision programs are only binding if we are able to admit you to your primary school, college, program or campus of interest. If offered admission, you will have 25 days to respond to your offer of admission. You may not apply Early Decision for one campus and request to be considered under our Regular Decision for another campus. You will be considered for any and all campuses when you initially apply for admission.
Many students want to know if it is “easier” to be admitted through our Early Decision process. The reality is that no, it is not “easier” to be admitted Early Decision, as the quantifiable criteria we use to evaluate candidates for admission – GPA and class rank (if available), test scores, etc. – is the same during both the Early and Regular Decision processes. That said, given the relatively small size of our Early Decision applicant pool, we are sometimes able to admit a larger percentage of our applicants during Early Decision. For our New York campus, however, our most recent admit rate was roughly 32% - both Early Decision and Regular Decision.
Someone mentioned that if the FA Status in Albert changes from Award Access Unavailable to Self Service Unavilable, it means your are accepted. Is this true? If so when does this change seen or known to have happened? Couple of days before decisions or like weeks before?