<p>kate,</p>
<p>did they give you any information on your acceptance letter? like how many people applied or anything else?</p>
<p>Haven’t received anything in the mail yet. Looks like they’re taking this into June lol.</p>
<p>Nor have I. It’d be awesome to get it tomorrow though! Best birthday present I could ask for.</p>
<p>I’m really getting tired of opening the mailbox and seeing a large white envelope, only to see that it’s just something for my parents. Hopefully the anticipation ends soon.</p>
<p>I saw a thin white envelope today in the mail…it was from my current school thankfully lol. My birthday is June 11…hopefully I don’t get rejected on that day</p>
<p>Hello again! Sorry for the late reply. No my letter didn’t say anything regarding how many people applied, so sorry I can’t be any more help. </p>
<p>Bigmike: I’m from South Bend too, but I went to Penn ha.</p>
<p>Penn? Nice. I know a few kids that went there/have cousins over there. I’d ask if you know anyone I do…but with Penn as massive as it is, doubtful haha.
I really hope I open the mailbox today and see that big fat envelope!</p>
<p>Penn state or upenn? Lol</p>
<p>And happy birthday bigmike! You hear back?</p>
<p>Keeping my fingers crossed for all of you! Remember, good things come to those who wait :). They seriously do notify up until July 1st so not hearing by now really means nothing.</p>
<p>nothing in the mail again today! it’s just a little frustrating because looking at threads from last year people started to find out in late may and it seems that almost no one has heard anything!!</p>
<p>Thanks! And still nothing today unfortunately 
I’m glad none of us have other deadlines for schools. I do kind of think it’s odd that ND operates so much later than everyone else when it comes to transfers</p>
<p>Colette- I agree! I was researching last year’s thread and people were finding out so much earlier than we are. What is everybody’s intended major? I think Arts and Letters takes the longest to respond.</p>
<p>Arts and Letters does take the longest to respond. I know, it does seem they take longer to notify than most other schools, however, I think their transfer admissions wants to make absolutely sure they’re taking students whom they really feel will be a perfect fit, both academically and community-wise. They certainly don’t need transfer students, but they sure do want them – and welcome them with embracing arms. Their Transfer Orientation was a wonderful experience for both my son and us. Again, wishing you all the large white envelope in your mailboxes really soon!!!</p>
<p>Had a dream last night about the big white ND envelope coming in the mail - absolute torture!! come onnnn mailman!</p>
<p>I went to my mailbox this morning and got a big fat white envelope, but I turned it over and it was for my mom’s work. What a tease! haha</p>
<p>Nothing in the mail either. I just realized that a higher GPA is required to get into Arts and Letters than Science and Engineering. That was some discouraging news.</p>
<p>Also, I just received word that my application (along with others) is still being evaluated. Probably will not hear back for awhile.</p>
<p>Colette that’s so weird! I had TWO dreams last night I got the big letter. Needless to say I was moderately disappointed when I woke up.
I really don’t see how we can’t know by the end of next week.</p>
<p>Nothing’s written in stone re: the GPA – don’t despair!!! It’s just one of many components they take into account.</p>