I suppose they’ve entered the decisions into the system already
I have unauthorized too!
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Based on the changes on the people’s portal with the schools applied to the answer is yes.
i think you got admitted, many of us don’t have this on the portal i guess
My son has the dropdown, but both say RD - I guess that means he didn’t get in.
Don’t have what?
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Is the drop down only if you applied to both campuses?
What time do decisions come out again?
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They’re coming out at 6 PM EST
You son applied RD. That is what they should say for both. Saying spring 2023 means that someone might also being looked at for Spring if 2023. More interesting for you is which of the two is it defaulting to. When you apply to both the drop down had Emory first and then Oxford. If Oxford is the one the shows up first it is more likely that if your child is getting in it would be to Oxford or if it says Oxford 2023 As a spring admit. Seeing both that is simply what the portal looks like. It means nothing.
Yes. If you only applied to one there wouldn’t be a drop down menu because only one application and only one admissions board. Stating that emory has been know you refer students to the other campus where a letter might say exactly that - not admitted to whichever campus you applied to but if you are interested they do have space on the other one. Note this can happen either way. It goes by what emory thinks is the better fit and they have done this forever.
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does anyone still have a withdraw button? I don’t have one and i heard that means rejection
where is is supposed to be?
where is the withdraw button located normally?
I have this: Change Decision Plan or Withdraw Application: To change your decision plan, apply for Scholars (if you haven’t already), or withdraw, complete the Application Update form.
where is that on the portal?
right above the upload materials section. is it not there for you?
Oh, yes, I do have that
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Oh boy. Mine is gone along with the checklist. Is that even legit??
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mine is gone too, does that mean rejection?