Second Batch of transcript loaded/acceptance letters.

<p>Now is a week from the letter sent out of the first batch, it's about time for them to do the second batch. I know many engineering students included me still haven't hear anything yet.
Hopefully, we can hear something this week.</p>

<p>This is so irritating!</p>

<p>Allen89, </p>

<p>Did you select a backup major? If not, you won’t find out until August. The College of Engineering does a second and separate admissions process, for which they just opened the application. You’re accepted into the engineering department, then you’re accepted into UW.</p>

<p>I’m also applying for engineering, but I selected a backup major.</p>

<p>@Meesh. Does that apply to other majors too?
I applied for design but I got rejected by them. If I get transferred, I’ll be a sophomore
so I didn’t put in a backup major. But I do have a plan for a backup now. I just didn’t have one during the time of applying. Would this be problematic?</p>

<p>@cjwn123. I’m honestly not sure. With engineering, if you’re not accepted into the department and didn’t select a backup major then you do not get into UW as anything. </p>

<p>I hope that isn’t the case for you. :-/</p>

<p>@Meesh. Both my first and second major are from the engineering department( EE and INDE). does that mean I have to wait until august ? That’s$@$<em>%}^{^]^%#</em>. </p>

<p>I already got an offer from UIUC, and their fall semester begin at august 22nd!!</p>

<p>@Allen89</p>

<p>Yes. </p>

<p>I completely agree. I had a lot of friends last year end up going to WSU because they had to get housing settled and they knew they were in.</p>

<p>@Meesh. I hope so too. But I don’t think they would reject me just becaue of that.
Since there’s more than majors that define my individuality. Thank you for your help :)</p>

<p>bump</p>

<p>plus more characters because I need at least 10</p>

<p>Just got my rejection letter.</p>

<p>Maybe next year…</p>

<p>@Ponyo. I’m so sorry to hear that. Never give up. There’s always a chance as long as you continue to work hard.</p>