<p>Q: Is there anything I can do to help my application at this point?
A: You should send your postcard indicating that you wish to still be considered back to the Admissions Office right away. You may also send a letter to the Dean of Admissions, Jennifer Gill Fondiller, indicating your continued interest in attending Barnard. If you wish to send other supplemental information, you may send materials to the Office of Admissions, 111 Milbank Hall, 3009 Broadway, New York, NY 10027. Additional information is most effective when it offers a new and different perspective on your candidacy. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate interviews for waitlisted candidates.</p>
<p>I’m in MN and I haven’t received anything yet. I applied ED and was deferred and I had my hopes set really high - hoping to be admitted in the RD round - but now I’m expecting a rejection on Monday. I’ll be back in school and it will be a painful wait.</p>
<p>Even if you were waitlisted, you should be thankful for not being rejected. It was a hard admissions time for them. I’m still waiting on mine, I’m from TX so i’m extremely nervous! thinking positive thoughts can the accepted/rejected/waitlisted students put their stats on? thanks :D</p>
<p>Rejected I’m crushed.
I wish I had applied ED, because after the early deadline I realized that it was 100% my top choice. Ugh, I just feel so ****ty right now, and my mom’s on vacation so I have to wait a week for her to come home all excited and tell her I didn’t get in
Everyone who was waitlisted, at least feel happy that they’re still considering you. Everyone who got in, congrats.</p>
<p>Did the acceptances come by express mail or snail mail? I saw the acceptances in the NYC area came by snail mail. But, what about other parts of the country? I’m in MN.</p>
<p>Accepted!! Received express mail letter today in the mail. D is very honored but no FA probably means no Barnard. It would have been a perfect school, D loves so many things about it, especially NYC. Good luck to all those accepted and waitlisted. I am sure you will all find a school that is the perfect fit for you!</p>
<p>Hey everyone,
Congrats to those who were accepted, condolences to those who were rejected. I’d like to say I was rejected as well. I truly felt amazing after a deferral in the ED round, but when I walked home, leaving early from school on Friday, I gasped at what I saw in the mail. Getting my hopes up crushed me because I thought Barnard was the lock to unique key of potential. Girls, all I have to say is be strong. Whether you are rejected or accepted. Barnard is a challenge, and not all can say that they love the school as much as they did when they were accepted.
Who has plans on transferring?</p>
<p>Hey everyone who was waitlisted,
I was in your exact same position last year and I ended up getting in. Write a letter to the school explaining once again why you want to go to Barnard, and try to make it as personal as possible, explaining what specifically it is about the school that you love. I wish you all the best of luck, I remember the waiting period was so stressful as I was trying to find my second choice school, while still all the while hoping to get that call from Barnard! If any one has questions let me know and I’ll try to help!</p>
so i’m extremely nervous! thinking positive thoughts 
can the accepted/rejected/waitlisted students put their stats on? thanks :D</p>