does not getting mail from a college u applied to mean they aren't interested in you

Applying to College
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<p>^^^^After I received confirmation that my colleges have everything, I haven't really gotten anything in the mail from them...ever. Is there any connection there that maybe they aren't interested in admitting me. Or is it just something else.</p>

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<p>Don't worry about it. After they get everything, it isn't likely for people to hear anything until the decision comes.</p>

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<p>what about colleges that keep mailing you?? NYU keeps mailing me stuffs, and I don't why. I'm not even top of the cream.</p>

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<p>oh man, i have the same exact fear!!! every board i go i see things about likely letters and how like 300-500 people get them. To me, for regular decision, 300-500 seems like a huge number.</p>

<p>I'm terrified for march31/april 1</p>

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<p>Likely letters are pretty unlikely overall. They are intended to create a feeling of goodwill on the part of auto-accepts so that they will be more likely to chose to attend.</p>

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<p>I haven't gotten anything either, except, "Hey, the decision will be online on March 30. Check it while we laugh at your pathetic application."</p>

<p>Which isn't much better, believe me.</p>

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<p>HYPSM doesn't bother sending out much mail to non-URM students becasue they know that most students havve already heard from them.</p>