why AO always spread misinformation…
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I think we should just wait this week, as i know so far there are 8 people get decision and they are all my friends in college now. I’m freshman and 6 of them are sophomore applying to CAS. Only two of them are freshman.
literally! i remember talking to three different AOs for another school and all of them said different things lol
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yeah ttl agree
im a freshman at UCSD and some of my friends got into Tandon last Tuesday too
Did you speak with the general Admissions Office or the admissions for a specific school within NYU?
i hope they communicate with each other before giving us any reliable information
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Yup! I do believe that they made some decisions already and don’t know for what reasons they won’t release them.
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Wait, CAS already release some decisions?
literally like do ya’ll even work for admissions lolll no im jk
Yes!
They prob lied so ppl don’t worry about the wait
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I was thinking that only Tandon and Gallatin release their decision. OMG…Thanks for the information though
I sent one email to NYU admission last week and I told them some of my friends got decisions already, the AO didn’t contradict on that and told me mine was not ready to release. Decisions are released based on rolling basis.
No problem, my friend choose umich finally he won’t accpet the NYU offer I hope that offer is mine lol!
I’m an internal transfer so I’m not sure if it’s too different, but I saw a lot of people get Tisch decisions, which is where I was applying, and then more radio silence after, so it kind of worries me. Maybe I’m just being paranoid but there’s barely any time left in the month, which is when I was supposed to hear back…
Do you mean a lot of internal Tisch applicants getting decisions?
Yeah, they were all internal.
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general admissions 
Okay, thanks! Just curious because some schools within NYU are weird about decision notification dates
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yeah def! he just told me that there’s really no specific order of how the applications will get evaluated. it’s just when they get to your application.