<p>there was a "view decision" link in the "view application status" link in the wolverine access page.</p>
<p>oh ok, thanks. i wasnt sure if the waitlist was binding or not, i heard that carnegie mellon had one that was priority or binding or something. I didnt know how the other colleges like u of michigan operate with that.</p>
<p>CUPKSDAD- well i didn't mean to say UIUC was a poor option. In my current state, thinking about going to med school afterwards, Penn STate (at least for me)would be a better thing for me (i am oos) because going to UIUC as an international cost more than regular oos. UIUC is a very sold school, no doubt. I would go if my financial state permits. i am just choosing between UW and PSU</p>
<p>qtipkorea4u - D accepted to UIUC as well and had to apply as international. In regards to UIUC tuition for OOS, I contacted them and what they said is that the tuition for internationals are exactly the same as the OOS. They do put a hgher estimates only for the purpose of having some room if things go up when they submit the I-20 for your visa.</p>
<p>waitlist is just really really depressing....ireally can't believe 1 of my options closed up in this manner...did ne 1 get accepted ...all i seem to be hearing in this round of descions is wait listed....</p>
<p>I just found out now that I got wait listed.</p>
<p>This is usually false hope, and you kinda "know" you're going to get rejected eventually...
What ****es me off is that something inside me still holds a little speck of hope, making your rejection harder to embrace x|</p>
<p>Rjkofnovi, not sure if you were being sarcastic or not, but if you're referring to my screen name, I used that term to mock those that live through their siblings achievements.</p>
<p>qtipkorea4u,
You said you might consider going into medical school. You also indicated that you are an international student. I hope you are aware that most public medical schools have a citizenship/permanent residency requirement.</p>
<p>"The UWSOM does not consider foreign applicants unless they are permanent residents of the United States (i.e., possess a green card). Permanent residence documentation is part of the application requirement to the UWSOM for all foreign applicants." UW</a> Medicine - Frequently Asked Questions</p>
<p>@GoBlue: As an international student myself, I thank you for that information. I feel pretty stupid not knowing this beforehand, as a prospective medical student. I'm going to UBC in Canada (as a freshman, if that wasn't clear already); hopefully, I can get into a US graduate school for medicine.</p>