*UC Berkeley Class of 2025 discussion**

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726

What do people think it means? For instance, I could click on withdraw but it says im not authorized to make that request. What do people think that means?

727

we don’t know can people stop asking this

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728

I right clicked “sign in with Map@berkeley” then got in but I think that’s just because I took classes in pre-college summer program. I doubt it means anything since Berkeley is kind of a long shot for me. Accepted by UCSD, UCD but rejected by UCLA btw.

729

What does it mean if I cannot withdraw my application? Is that good or bad?

730

stop

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731

So your telling me its good then, right?

732

What does it mean?

733

bro lmao chill

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734

LOL it does not mean anything dude

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735

Lmao the moderator is gonna come in and tell us all to stop

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736

Based on the poll results I would say it means nothing lol

737

no, the withdrawal button must mean something. anytime portals have something different on a macro scale it is almost always indicative of something admissions-related. take for example the whole forms and majors fiasco with UCSD. (just my opinion)

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738

yeah but nobody knows which side means what

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739

one side probably means an acceptance and or waitlist. presumably the one with the withdraw option because there is no need to withdraw if you were denied.

740

Well then I’m just gonna pretend it means nothing :relieved::relieved:

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741

read the post above which quoted the reddit user saying that an accepted student had the withdraw buttons. we dont know for sure

742

Well if we are just speculating…:flushed:. With that logic the people with the option to withdraw are looking like a positive outcome since less people have this option.

Edit: once again all fun and games

743

Able to withdraw app means waitlist or acceptance because people who have gotten Regents are able to

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744

additionally keep in mind that CC poll results are almost always skewed in favor of acceptances and not reflective of the entire population applying because typically high achieving students are the ones who constantly check and reply on forums :joy::joy:. its true!

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745

bru pls no more waitlists

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