i applied lsa and haven’t heard back yet 
@pinkinga I’ve noticed that too. A couple of my friends who applied for engineering were offered a position for a similar (or more fitting) degree from LSA. Maybe they were denied from Engineering but were better suited for LSA?
WA is down for me
@crownvic that’s cause wolverine access has hours of operation.
Monday - Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m.
Saturday, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, Noon to Midnight.
for those that already received their decision, was it through e-mail or WA?
@GlennRobinsonIII Any deadlines are midnight on the day specified. So all honors applications are due tonight by 11:59 ET.
@ukie24 I was accepted EA. It came through WA first, then email a bit later.
@ukie24 I received an email stating my decision at 3:00 PM on the day of, and the decision was up on WA that same morning
@danloeb so you’re saying there won’t be decisions by tomorrow, 25th??
Wait, is it a thing for university of Michigan to give LSA acceptance to some engineering students?
Just found out I’ve been accepted for a job at freshmen summer orientation! Looking forward to working with those of you who will be attending here 
Sounds like some acceptances may come out tomorrow. But, the admissions office has clarified that it may take until mid-April for all decisions to be released. So, it could be an additional three weeks from tomorrow before everyone hears.
@michmich01 That’s correct. There might be a really small number that get word tomorrow, but the large release of decisions won’t be until next week.
@danloeb how do you know this
@danloeb Thank you- will most be waitlist and rejections? @anisa7498 earlier on he said he can’t say how he knows, but he has certainly been spot on.
Yes, @danloeb is in the know…look at his previous posts and you’ll see.
I wonder if the delay will hurt Michigan’s acceptance rate. I believe mid April would place Michigan later than any other top 30 U.
Many would’ve already enrolled by then.
^^ yep. I am absolutely sure that waiting until mid-april is a way for mich to have a lot of applicants withdraw their applications, lessening the number.
@crownvic agreed. No way UMich hasn’t finished reviewing all the applications.