<p>Hi everyone</p>
<p>is it possible to ED say both huntsman program and wharton school?</p>
<p>if i got defered from huntsman ED , do they drop me to wharton RD or wharton ED? am I still in huntsman RD if i got defered? </p>
<p>also
i recently got a 83 on my english…=( is this going to hurt me?</p>
<p>thank you!</p>
<p>I believe that you're still in Hunstman...and its never possible to do two EDs at the same institution in the same academic year.</p>
<p>WRONG!</p>
<p>"Applicants not considered competitive for the joint degree program are still considered for a single degree admission, as indicated by your choice of single degree program on Form 1C"</p>
<p>The policy on joint-degree admissions is pretty confusing. There's one part of Form 1C where you can indicate whether or not you would like to be considered ED to your single-degree choice as well. You have to sign it again because its a binding committment. If you don't sign it, you will still be considered for your single-degree choice, it just wont be binding. Two examples:</p>
<p>CASE 1: If you sign the ED agreement on Form 1C: Now if you're deferred from Huntsman, you can still be considered for Wharton ED. If you get accepted to Wharton ED, you have to go to Wharton.</p>
<p>CASE 2: If you don't sign the ED agreement on Form 1C: Now if your deferred from Huntsman, you will 1) FIRST be reconsidered for Huntsman at RD time and 2) THEN be considered for Wharton RD</p>
<p>"If you don't sign it, you will still be considered for your single-degree choice, it just wont be binding."</p>
<p>And you won't hear until the RD round if you are not accepted ED to the joint program. Seems pretty clear to me.</p>
<p>thanks guys</p>
<p>it's still quite confusing to me</p>
<p>quaker10--"And you won't hear until the RD round if you are not accepted ED to the joint program. Seems pretty clear to me."</p>
<p>so when do we know if we are accepted ED to joint? april ?sorry i'm international here, not to sure about the time =)</p>
<p>but thx a lot guys!</p>
<p>Admissions Timetable</p>
<p>November 1 Applications due for Early Decision applicants.
December 15 Notification of decisions mailed to Early Decision applicants.
January 1 Applications due for Regular Decision applicants. Early Decision applicants confirmation of acceptance due.
February 1 - March 31 Notification of decisions to School of Nursing Regular Decision applicants.
April 4 Notification of decisions mailed to Regular Decision applicants.
May 1 Regular Decision Candidates Reply Date.</p>
<p>thanks quaker!</p>
<p>"CASE 1: If you sign the ED agreement on Form 1C: Now if you're deferred from Huntsman, you can still be considered for Wharton ED. If you get accepted to Wharton ED, you have to go to Wharton"</p>
<p>I signed the ED agreement, and I got deferred. (1) Was I deferred from Huntsman and never considered during Wharton ED? or (2) was I rejected from Huntsman and deferred from Wharton ED? If 2nd choice is what ocurred, during the RD round, since I was rejected from Huntsman, will I only be considered for Wharton or will I still have a chance for Huntsman?</p>
<p>I have emailed the admissions office and never got an answer.</p>
<p>Did you sign the ED single degree option on question 6 of form 1C?</p>
<p>If so, I think you were deferred from Wharton.</p>
<p>I asked my adcon about this. She had to call me back to find an answer because she wasnt sure. She said your entire app is deferred including the joint degree if you signed the waiver. If you were not good enough you would have been rejected from your single degree and your app as a whole.</p>
<p>bump</p>
<p>this is so confusing</p>
<p>pennhunter plz come back and post your adcon's answer when she tells you =)</p>
<p>thx!</p>