That is concerning!
But did they change to ED II? Because that would make sense. If they changed to RD, that is weirdâŠ
Tulane told us they have a second round of EA decisions. It still had the same EA application deadline. It sounded very strange to me as well.
I realize that my daughterâs experience with Tulane may be atypical, but it does make me think that @tayswizzle may be telling the truth in their statement. Often itâs the case deferred students are âencouragedâ to go EDII, but this whole second round of EA decisions has me quite confused.
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@antiquedealermom Hi! The people who I do know that got accepted in January received a deferral decision in December because thatâs when EA decisions came out and filled out a form saying that they would like to be considered as part of the RD pool; they didnât switch to ED II. Iâve never heard of this second round of EA decisions because I got accepted to Tulane in Dec. but this may explain why some decisions came out in January for EA? My next guess would be this might just be a Louisiana thing. Regardless, good luck to both of yâall and I hope to see yâallâs children on campus next year 
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I will be participating! Wish we could have it in person but I think itâll still be a good experience
did anyone else get an interview from TPMâŠI have no idea what to expect. kinda bittersweet receiving that email bc the school is incredibly expensive even w my scholarship lol
I will be participating! Wish we could have it in person but I think itâll still be a good experience
If I didnât receive any email invitation is that a bad sign for rd?
Can I ask what were your stats? My son did not get the interview & he was disappointed
It says Fly-in Program, so I am wondering if anyone will really fly in and then get reimbursement.
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Stamps are out. Someone I know got it. Just 5 kids across the whole university.
Only 5, man! LSU has 10.
It was only 4 last year! So this is better. And with all the different schools I believe Stamps depends on size of school. LSU is a heckuva lot bigger than Tulane!
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But I bet schools handle it similar to ROTC scholarships and since someone else is paying full bill they would give them in state tuition to pay.
But however they do it, I am so thankful to Stamps and Tulane.
@FeiXing, thatâs a very abrupt (some would say rude) way for your friends to congratulate you on your daughterâs admission to a very strong school. Itâs no doubt that Tulaneâs nearly $80k price tag is very expensive, but Iâm sure you were well aware of that before she applied. My guess is they were fishing to see how much your daughter got in scholarships, which is none of their business. Congrats on your daughterâs acceptance!
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Thank you so much for the encouraging words! They are not my friends, just acquaintances.
yeah, i have a 1560, 4.0 uw 13 APs. However, I honestly donât think itâs bc of stats since the cutoff for an invite was already like a 35+ and like a 3.8? 3.9+. I have a solid amount of patient care experience which I centered the essay on and have spent a fair amount of time in the past few years working/training at the hospital.