Check your portal, scroll to the bottom, they provided you with a link to activate your NetID and change your password; after activation you can sign in to your admitted students page. Hope this helps!
ACCEPTED!!!
I applied RD to Medill (journalism school)! background in journalism-wrote for local paper, journalism summer programs, editor in chief of school paper
35 ACT
101 weighted average (my school doesn’t do a 4.0 scale), no ranking
Also president of my school, Coca Cola scholarship semi finalist, national merit commended scholar, intern at local district attorneys office, national history day participant and winner
So far acceptances are UVA, Michigan, UNC, Colgate, Emory, Johns Hopkins, Binghamton
Waiting on 9 more schools
DC got in as well. But cannot view the Financial Aid. It says “Award Access Not Available” Any idea what this means? Thanks
Cornell sent a small group emails on 3/13 letting them know they’d be accepted on Ivy Day.
I know it sounds wild, but is it possible to request a reassessment of financial aid?
Did you visit Baylor? If you did you know that they are an unapologetic Christian University.
Yes - if you are serious about accepting the offer - visit their office and discuss this further. If there is a change in your parent’s financial situation or something that was not reflected on CSS and FAFSA they will work with you I am sure.
Accepted
White male from a lame state
35 Act, national merit finalist
1/200 rank
5 APs (all 5)
Sports and a few national awards
10/10 for recs
Northwestern was definitely my best essay
No financial aid
Prospective Econ major
Accepted:
Northwestern
Notre Dame
UVA
My state school
Deferred
Princeton rea
Rejected
Johns Hopkins
Still waiting on Brown and Cornell
Guys, chill out on @FemurBreaker , it’s clearly just someone messing around trying to get a reaction. The app is way too obscure to make sense.
BTW Rejected 
NU does not give merit. But the financial aid will mention names of various scholarships. If that helps.
Accepted without an interview! Grateful!!
It’s quite evident @FemurBreaker is a (prohibited word, you know what I mean). It seems he has deliberately misspelled things. He claims to be from Kiribati, which is obviously an arbitrarily picked place. There’s no way anyone there could afford NU, as the average GDP per capita is less than $2000. Not to mention the two EDs, as well as the fact that Kiribati doesn’t have international schools. One of the funnier ones I’ve seen on here.
accepted to SESP!
Unhooked white male from mid-atlantic, 1580 SAT, 4.0/4.75 GPA, decent EC’s and I guess a good essay!
And quidditch is fictional from Harry Potter! lol
@ned6767 ^^
@user_464093 @ned6767 they sent an email on March 13, and it said, "Your application to Cornell University has been reviewed by the admissions selection committee, and I am writing to let you know that you will be offered admission to Cornell. Although the Ivy League schools won’t officially notify students of their admission decisions until later this month, we wanted to share this good news with you now.
I hope this advance notice of your admission to Cornell will encourage you to learn more about this extraordinary institution. Our office will be reaching out to you in the coming weeks. I hope you will take advantage of the opportunity to connect, ask questions, and begin picturing yourself thriving within our community over the next four years. "
It’s a likely letter, they tell you that you got in, in advance, in hopes you’ll choose thier school.
@staycalm123 It just means the financial aid office hasn’t released your FA yet. It’s usually uploaded after a week or so.
You should start your own thread on this…it will get more visibility and better feedback from experienced posters.
Wow. You should have definitely been admitted. Who helped you, if anyone, with your application (strategy, writing, etc.)? There is always a way to get someone with those scores admitted.
You cannot apply to two schools ED. First of all, he would have to use 2 different application systems to get away with it because no application system allows him to apply to 2 ED schools. Secondly, the ED applications require a school official to sign a form stating that the student is only applying to 1 ED school and that the student knows that if they get admitted to that ED school they are required to go to that school and withdraw all other applications. So a school official would have to have been in on the scam.
This person is obviously not telling the truth.