<p>@fabregas: When i open that page they tell me:
The Admissions Decision application is currently closed.</p>
<p>If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.</p>
<p>@ pok992: Try [Yale</a> Application Status](<a href=“http://www.yale.edu/sis/ugas/]Yale”>http://www.yale.edu/sis/ugas/)</p>
<p>Anyone else have documents that haven’t been received yet? >_<</p>
<p>Quite angered at my old teacher who sent my letter of rec. weeks after the deadline… I hope he actually did send it…</p>
<p>@ pok992: Don’t worry. We see the same now. It seems the earlier screen changed.</p>
<p>I just had my interview last night!! Interviewer was cool and nice enough. 2 hours long, she scribbled notes whenever I mentioned anything interesting (ended up with 3 A4 pages of notes)…We had the same interests (literature, film) and really went into depth on these topics. So I felt GREAT!!! until she said when I was at the door “It was wonderful talking to you” (she had already repeated this several times) “I’m sure you’ll end up somewhere, one way or another.”</p>
<p>What on earth does that mean??? Like saying “I’m sure you’ll not get into Yale” nicely??? Or was she referring to the schools on my list (She had asked me what other schools I was applying to)??? Or is that just AOish talk???</p>
<p>^ It’s probably just her being cordial, but the interview sounds like it went great!</p>
<p>^ Thx a lot 
that was really reassuring.</p>
<p>(I just realized I should have posted my last post in the interview thread with more info?)</p>
<p>@Eiswein- I think she might have meant that she thinks you are a strong applicant and although she cannot predict the outcome of your Yale application, she is sure that an applicant of your strength is bound to get in somewhere good. I think that was a form of appreciation.</p>
<p>^thank you guys, guess I’m too nervous haha. Thanks again for caring enough to answer my question. :)</p>
<p>Roughly 20 days down; 25 to go. Dare I say that I’m kind of glad for finals, because they’ll be able to distract me the week before the decision date?</p>
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<p>I for one want to be free the week before decisions. Sure it may be unhealthy to dream, but it’s the last chance I’ll ever have to do it. I want to enjoy the wait, and the fantasies.</p>
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Lol. That sounds like you’re counting on a rejection.</p>
<p>I was pretty calm about my application these last few weeks. Then I woke up today morning and boom! I’m soooo WORRIED. WHY can’t they hurry up?!</p>
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<p>If I am rejected, it means no more dreaming. If I am accepted, it means I die from shock, and thus no more dreaming.</p>
<p>…and then there’s that gray area of deferral, the cruelest invention of mankind.</p>
<p>Naah deferral’s not that bad. Deferral>>> rejection any day!</p>
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<p>No no no. With a deferral I will inevitably hang on to a false hope. At least with a rejection I can begin to fall in love with other schools over the following 3.5 months. Hearing awful news is bad enough the first time…</p>
<p>But anyways, fingers crossed!</p>
<p>Psychology majors would love this thread. Ample material for research. LOL</p>
<p>Finals the week of. I’m definitely not looking forward to it. I’m pretty no matter what I see, my exams will suffer for it blehh.</p>
<p>@Eiswein: wow sounds exciting! What she said at the end seems really ambiguous, but not to fear, at least you guys clicked. I’m having my interview tomorrow…</p>
<p>^ Thanks! Good luck tomorrow!!</p>