<p>I recommend everyone waiting for their decisions to not think about it. Stressing yourself is the last thing you want to do to yourself. There is nothing else you can do but wait patiently. </p>
<p>I am sure NYU knows that many students want to find out their decisions, and NYU too wants to send them out as quickly. The likely reason is that there is probably too many applications for them to handle or the US Postal Service is slow. </p>
<p>Patience is a virtue.</p>
<p>Funny thing though... My Yale letter came two days after my rejection. Stanford came three days later. NYU is approaching a week and a half now. Although I am happy in knowing that there was another batch to go out still.</p>
<p>Patience is a virtue indeed. But I am sure everybody here would appreciate a quick reaction from NYU. Other schools have tens of thousands of applicants and handle it just fine. Even if NYU's location is busier than any other college city...</p>
<p>Did anyone ever think that it might the fault of the US Postal Service?</p>
<p>No, because they are also supposed to send emails. Check out their forum.
At least for Intl' Students...</p>
<p>Patience is a virtue, but if they say you should hear by April 1st, we should know by April 1st.</p>
<p>And I must agree with above posters... if we have this hard of a time just hearing about decisions, I wonder how the administration is like if we would actually attend...</p>
<p>Still nothing</p>
<p>I haven't gotten my financial aid package yet. -_-</p>
<p>nothing again... </p>
<p>im not even expecting a decision anymore.
it'll come by next year if i'm lucky.</p>
<p>I'm having the same issue with USC. =/ They promised April 1st and it's here and...nothing.</p>