<p>I called to check the status of my app today, and they said they had reached a decision!</p>
<p>so my question is, do they send out decisions as soon as they make them... or in batches?</p>
<p>Just wondering when was your app complete? thanks</p>
<p>mik87, if they said their decision was made today, u should hear back in 4-7 days depending on where u live i think.</p>
<p>thanks jarrell- x, my app was complete on january 7th although i applied on december 12.</p>
<p>Well my D called U.Mich today, and was told that no decision had been made yet; while she was making that call, I went out to the mail-box, and the acceptance was there!!</p>
<p>Congratulations Chocoholic. Hopefully, your D will join the Wolverine family.</p>
<p>I think, though I wouldn't swear by it, that letters go out late Thursday or Friday.</p>
<p>so i'm guessing they send them out in batches? because i've heard that a lot.</p>
<p>ok, i called them again to ask, and asked about my status just to double check... and they said a decision hasn't been made! the woman said that they sent something over recently requesting some additional information.. what is THAT supposed to mean?</p>
<p>Did you ask her what information they were requesting? This sounds strange. Maybe she was mistaken. But it could be a tiny bit of information that you can easily rectify. Still, I would call tomorrow again today and just tripple check. If they tell you that they sent out a decision, ask them if they are sure because you were told that it was a requrest for additional information. If they tell you it is a request for additional information, ask them what it is so that you can start working on getting the information they are requesting. The way I see it, it is either an acceptance and the lady you called last night was mistaken...or it is a deferal and they are seeking more information.</p>
<p>Keep us posted and let us know if you need any advice.</p>
<p>What's the number to call to find out if they have made a decision?</p>
<p>(734) 764-7433</p>
<p>deferred. that seems to be the popular decision amongst many applicants these days... oh, well, it's better than a rejection, although i don't think my senior grades will help much.</p>