my withdraw button has gone
no like my checklist of ACT, AP, and SAT scores
No, where it says “Standardized Tests Received.” It is a table of the type of test(s), the date, and the status of the test(s) (my D’s says ‘Self-Reported’).
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Same for my D’s
Is that a good sign ?
oh okay, i didn’t report tests, so i don’t think i ever had that section
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Does it mean anything if the withdraw button disappears?
I’m sure every portal will be updated in some way today. They may do it in groupings based on acceptance/rejection. They may do it alphabetically. They may do it by the number of letters in your first name. None of it is a reliable indicator of your decision. It’s a beautiful day to be alive. Go do something fun for 4 hours!
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anyone still have their checklist for scores? It may be a wave thing like NYU.
Did most of you submit the test scores?
I have three students applying, two have the scores still and one doesn’t…none have the withdraw button.
i submitted test scores and i cant see them
Nope
I am curious how not submitting scores affect this year although they said it did not matter.
S would’ve liked to but didn’t have the opportunity. He did put his psat on his resume.
Well it doesn’t matter. I have friends who got into Berkley, Carnegie mellon and tufts SAT optional.
does anyone know how much weight an interview actually has on a decision at tufts? i had a pretty good interview, but since they don’t give interviews to everyone i’m skeptical it will help me at all? i know results are super soon i was just wondering if anyone has heard anything about this
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Interviews are considered vs GPA, test scores, essays, LOR (very important) and ECs/talent (important). A good one can only help.
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it also tends to show demonstrated interest- you chose to learn more about the school by requesting an interview- which tufts holds very highly
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wait sorry I don’t want to scroll back, do we have an idea of what time decisions are released?