Are u a strong applicant?
I think the checklist disappears only if u didn’t apply for aid. I applied for aid and still have the checklist.
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No checklist
Trying my best ahah
nope, I didn’t apply for aid and still have mine
I like to think so? I mean I’m not crazy right but I believe I have a fair shot, plus my AO is from my country so yay patriotism xD
Is having a checklist bad or good?
nobody knows ahah, this hasn’t been a thing yet, but it likely means that your decision has been made
are there more people with or without checklists?
I didjt apply for aid and I have
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I think so far with checklist for six and without checklist are five
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It’s roughly equal
if having no checklist means that a decision has been made, do they release the acceptances or rejections first? If they decide on acceptances first those without a checklist are in?
so which do they release first?
historically it has been rejections
hello, ed applicant here, ive been following the thread but this is my first time contributing
stern applicant, no housing apps, bursar spring and summer, no checklist, did not apply for fa
rejections historically
where have u seen that historically it was rejections first?
from the past 5 years’ threads
so i believe no checklist vs checklist is even as of rn