My friend accepted!?

<p>My friend (international applicant) told me in the first week of March that she got accepted to Georgetown for Regular Decision. But I just read from a thread that Georgetown decisions will be completed on March 19th... </p>

<p>Is this possible? (e.g. Likely Letter... does Georgetown send likelies?) =S</p>

<p>I call BS.</p>

<p>Me too, I think she will have to take all the cards; I know that they don’t do it differently for internationals seeing I am one and have constantly asked the admissions officers…I don’t know whether they do early writes/likely letters or not but I certainly never heard that before.</p>

<p>First week of March is inordinately early considering applications were due only in mid-Jan.</p>

<p>She says that she got her acceptance by mail with all the info about Gtown and stuff… Hmmmm</p>

<p>Is there a chance she is confusing it with Georgetown college in KY?</p>

<p>There was an incident where the school sent out letters to about 30 or so applicants saying that they got in. It was a mistake, so gtown sent out emails saying it was likely they would get in but nothing is final.</p>

<p>Has anyone heard anything for admissions? I feel like GU is leaving in the dark all the way until the bitter end.</p>

<p>^^lololol accidental likely letters?</p>

<p>Who got accidential likely letters?</p>

<p>mab is correct</p>

<p>[Applicants</a> Misinformed of Admission | The Hoya](<a href=“http://www.thehoya.com/news/applicants-misinformed-admission/]Applicants”>http://www.thehoya.com/news/applicants-misinformed-admission/)</p>

<p>Ouch, what a disappointment if you get rejected after that 0_0</p>

<p>^It’s quite obvious that they will not be.</p>

<p>I stand corrected although the OP will realize that without the facts anyone would come to the conclusion of BS.</p>

<p>I would say it’s BS that she got all the info and everything, that’s not a LL.</p>

<p>But yes, GU does send Likely Letters. I got one.</p>

<p>^do transfers get likely letters?</p>

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<p>I overlooked that. This couldn’t possibly be a likely letter or an ‘accidental acceptance’. In both cases, Georgetown wouldn’t make the egregious mistake of sending the entire admissions package.</p>