<p>@pzzia777 I think it’s waaay too speculative to say that hah. All that we know is that as of now some people got an email and some didn’t</p>
<p>okay there you go I just got it</p>
<p>Yeah, it definitely seems to be just a reminder email. But due to the number of applicants, the email is sent out at various times, since sending it out all at once would probably crash the system.</p>
<p>yeah got it at 2:58pm EST…don’t think it means much</p>
<p>okay… Wow…</p>
<p>For now, at least, I can breath…</p>
<p>@pzzia777: Simple logic says that admitted students would like to know when decisions are released too, no?</p>
<p>Christ, relax. Not everything is a sign, hint, or clue about your decision. There’s absolutely no reason why that email would mean anything.</p>
<p>yeah not really sure why they bothered…what will be will be…don’t let decisions distract you from finals</p>
<p>I find it humorous that everyone becomes a conspiracy theorist as admissions decisions are nearing.</p>
<p>Distracted is one thing, getting worried because of a form email is another, haha.</p>
<p>Now I’m 100% distracted and worried. </p>
<p>Did anyone get an email asking for missing materials? I’m missing the IDOC and they haven’t ask me about it.</p>
<p>Does anyone know if the decision comes out in emails or mails or what?</p>
<p>@Nightwisher: The College Board notifies you about the missing IDOC; Brown doesn’t do that–at least, I wasn’t notified either. I emailed financial aid and they told me that as long as I got the IDOC in, they would revise/update the financial package if I was admitted. What I gathered from that was that the IDOC isn’t required to make an admissions decision, although I was a bit worried because they take aid into account. But probably they have enough information from the FAFSA and CSS profile? Just send it in as soon as possible. :)</p>
<p>@cptblee: They’ll email you when decisions are posted, and you can view them online. They also mail out decision letters.</p>
<p>@Cranberry Definitely try to tell them. Better than they don’t know anything about it.
I also received an award (not literally an award) in late March and I sent an email to them. I mailed the letter again with an updated mid-term report (with better grades) two weeks ago
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<p>And @pzzia777 calm down! That email can’t mean anything!</p>
<p>I think it’s unfair to send updated midterm reports. If they are just in their evaluation, they won’t look at it.</p>
<p>Why is it unfair? It’s a better indicator of my GPA this term. Even if they don’t look at it, I will feel better since I won’t regret not trying to send one.</p>
<p>@hopeforthebest go ahead and send it in! can’t hurt! disregard Muaythai, he’s a disgruntled Canadian that has tried to rationalize his lower gpa as somehow being superior b/c it’s coming from Canada…I’m sure he doesn’t want to see more high gpa’s in the pool further diminishing his chances</p>
<p>@Muaythai calm down, man you seem a bit desperate lol
Nothing really “unfair” as theoretically you could submit a mid-term report as well, right?</p>
<p>I do feel a little desperate, haha. This is going to be a stressful two weeks. I actually can’t see anything wrong with updating midterm grades–not sure what I was thinking.</p>
<p>@Muaythai
I don’t know whether this would make you feel better, but if what nightwisher heard from the admission officer is true, we would likely know the decision in like 4 days</p>