<p>This might be a stupid question to ask, but can colleges see just how many times a student logs in to their "applicant status" page? Is there some record where a school could see that beniben logged into her NYU Albert site 40 times in one day? Would they get weirded out and assume she's unstable :-P????? Would it show eagerness or creepiness?
Just curious.</p>
<p>It is technically possible. However, it would be a ludicrous practice. No, they have more important things to do; plus, someone could conceivably have a program that checks the status for them every once in a while and alerts them of any changes.</p>
<p>But why check it so often? They don’t have a set decision date?</p>
<p>You’re seriously seriously overthinking this…</p>
<p>I know, I know, but I do check for financ.aid document status, and new tab status…I was just using NYU as an example, I already got into NYU. I’m just a bit eager to see the fin. aid pkg, though after reading all the comments, I’m not expecting too much. and yes, I do realize I’m seriously overthinking all this…but isn’t that (and the anticipation) half the fun?</p>
<p>They’re not going to change your aid or rescind you based on the number of times you log in. Chill.</p>
<p>They don’t really care about those stuffs…</p>
<p>and I thought I was nervous about the whole process…</p>
<p>Wow…40 times a day? I’d think that would reflect positively on you; you seem as if you’re genuinely interested in attending NYU. I’ve actually been worried about the exact opposite situation: that colleges would see that I’ve barely been to their applicant databases (there are a few that I haven’t visited at all), and would therefore assume that I wasn’t interested in the school. </p>
<p>We are more than likely both fine, though. 
Admissions officers are far too busy to care about who never checked his/her application status, or who checked it 100 times a day.</p>