<p>I submitted all the materials in early oct to umich, and didn't get the
decision yet. I see lots of ppl who are already accepted to this school.
If I didn't get the decision yet, does that tell me that I am probably waitlisted or rejected?
Does umich announce "got accepted" on 24th december to who submitted application that early? awwwww I hate waiting for the decision of my dream school.</p>
<p>+I just submitted my sat2 nov scores, which are math1c 700 and ushistory 630. I am an asian, and international student. Is it better to appeal with those bad scores?</p>
<p>I applied early october and got accepted in the last round, but I have friends with equal stats who applied in early August and haven’t heard yet…so don’t be too worried there’s no rhyme or reason to it.</p>
<p>Well, the fact that you haven’t heard yet may not necessarily be a good sign, but it may not be a bad sign either. I feel like if it takes longer to get a decision, they may not be sure if they want to accept you or not - however I’m not sure if this is true. Personally, I had everything in by 10/1 and people who applied after me got accepted in the first two rounds, and then I got accepted in the third round. So I really don’t think there’s any way to know, you just have to wait and see.</p>
<p>They had been releasing a “round” of decisions every two weeks on Thursday. Included in the round were groups of applicants who had submitted at different times. The applicants not included in these rounds are a bit jumpy now, since today maked a departure from the formerly normal every two week Thursday rounds, thus the widespread panic and gnashing of teeth that we are experiencing now.</p>