@canadianguy123 noo I didn’t apply to ubc… But congrats though!! I’ve heard from my friends that it’s a great school (I don’t know much about schools outside of the US hahaa) anyways, congrats again 
did everyone here receive an email about decisions being released on March 31? I haven’t received one yet. Is something wrong?
@clueless96 Yeah I received an email on March 24th at 2 PM ET:
Dear Student,
Admission decisions for applicants to the Princeton Class of 2020 will be available online on March 31, after 5 p.m. EDT.
The address for Princeton’s Application Tracking System to view your decision is https://notify.princeton.edu/. Please enter the username and password you created when you registered earlier for the site. You may wish to bookmark this link ahead of time. Be sure to copy and paste the entire link, and note that it begins with https, rather than http. When you have finished viewing your decision online, be certain to close your browser.
If you have not already registered for the site, please go to https://admissionapp.princeton.edu/uarcd/ to create a username and password. Please be advised that due to the large number of students we anticipate visiting the Application Tracking System site, the registration system will be unavailable from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. EDT on March 31.
You also may receive your admission decision by calling our office between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. EDT beginning April 4.
Thank you for applying to Princeton.
Office of Admission
Princeton University
@canadianguy123 could you please post your Admission profile (Like, your scores, activities)? Please do it. 't would be great help.
@clueless96 They send them out in waves and this is a generic email sent to everybody. Some don’t receive it for any number of reasons. Not a cause for worry in the least!
Our scores are all so similar, I think re-posting them over and over just shows that everyone here is at or near the top. The ACT scores are only going to vary a couple points, and the SAT scores by a 100 or so. GPAs are going to tell a similar story. I would be more interested to see the status of where students have been accepted, waitlisted, and rejected. Each college is going to have different admissions criteria, but I’m curious as to who gets accepted to an Ivy League school, but got Waitlisted or Rejected at a school that typically has a 25% acceptance rate, or even higher. Would like to see if admission to other schools can be used as a barometer for schools like HYP and others.
@Goober99 I have a friend who was admitted to three top 20 (non-Ivy) universities but waitilisted by Case Western (30+% acceptance rate).
@Goober99 I agree! Here are my results so far. I’m holding onto absolutely no hope for Princeton and Dartmouth…
Marist–Accepted
Saint Vincent–accepted
Union–accepted
Dickinson–accepted
Gettysburg–accepted
Colgate–waitlisted (not accepting the spot though)
Haverford–waitlisted
Swarthmore–rejected
Williams–rejected
Amherst–rejected (not surprised)
Georgetown–waitlisted
Princeton–
Dartmouth–
Vassar–rejected (very surprised about this one)
Clemson (safety) - Accepted
WashU - Accepted
Vanderbilt - Accepted
Wake Forest - Accepted
Duke - Accepted
Dartmouth - ??
Princeton - ??
Yale - ??
No Wait Lists or Rejections so far.
Ohio State Honors - Accepted
Case Western - Accepted
Northeastern Honors- Accepted
UChicago - Deferred then Rejected
Kenyon - Waitlisted
Union Honors - Accepted
Haverford - Accepted
Amherst - Waitlisted
Colby - Waitlisted
PBH
I feel like this is a lot of waitlisting.
Uchicago : waitlisted
MIT, Stanford and Duke : rejected
I’m an international student. I have no hope for Ivy day 
Willamette- Accepted
Duke- Accepted
Cornell- Accepted
Columbia- Accepted
UCSD- Accepted
UCSB- Accepted
UCLA- Accepted
UC Berkley- Accepted
UChicago- Accepted
MIT- Accepted
Stanford- Accepted
Harvard-?
Yale-?
Princeton-?
No wait lists or rejections yet
@hellobeautii Holy cannoli that is an amazing list. Congrats!!
University of Rochester - accepted
Northeastern - accepted
Bucknell University - accepted
Boston University - accepted
Penn State Honors - accepted
University of Virginia - accepted
Princeton - ???
Harvard - ???
Columbia - ???
UPenn - ???
No waitlisted or rejections yet
Rutgers-Accepted
University of Maryland- Accepted
NJIT (safety)- Accepted
Johns Hopkins- Rejected
Northwestern- Rejected
Cornell- ?
Princeton- ?
Vassar - accepted
Wesleyan - waitlisted
Williams - waitlisted
UChicago - waitlisted
Northwestern - waitlisted
Duke - rejected
Rice - rejected
Amherst - rejected
Yale - rejected (SCEA)
I’m an international student and I can’t wait for Ivy Day. I know my list is mostly made up of waitlists and rejections but I still haven’t lost hope… sort of :))
Good luck to everyone!!!
Duke: Accepted
Northwestern: Accepted
UCLA: Accepted
UNC: Accepted
USC: Accepted
Penn State: Accepted
CMU: Accepted
Cal: Waitlisted
Yale: Deferred
Don’t think I have the stats needed for Princeton…
Why international students usually get accepted to 1 or 2 school? I mean do admission officers know which university international students already got into ?
I know it’s not correct for US students, but don’t you think it’s different for internationals ?
Washington: Accepted
Wisconsin: Accepted
Michigan: Deferred then accepted
UNC Chapel Hill: Accepted
USC: Accepted
UCLA: Accepted
UCB: Accepted
UCSB: Accepted
Georgetown: Waitlisted
WashU: Waitlisted
Vanderbilt: Waitlisted
Northwestern: Rejected
Duke: Rejected
Stanford: Waitlisted
Feels like too many waitlists…
@orionsagittarius how did they respond to your email?