@iiRoMii Progress reports are essentially your first quarter grades, the grades you received halfway through first semester. Sometimes, Princeton will ask the counselors of the early applicants for these grades, just to see how well that applicant is doing in their Senior classes before deciding on his/her decision. A request for a progress report doesn’t necessarily mean that you are likely to get accepted.
Likely letters are usually sent to athletes or outstanding applicants letting them know that an acceptance is most probably on its way; Ivy Leagues typically only send those to regular decision applicants.
@tzallgood5610 I don’t really think it should mean anything. They probably just have a website ready for those admitted, but are not finished updating viewing privileges for their applicants.
You should assume that any “loophole” that a 17 y/o applicant has “discovered” has long ago been closed by the more experienced AO and/or IT guy.You have less than 2 weeks. Just chill.