@VaishS hey same! my interviewer was also a Penn 2015 grad and talked all about the social life 
@Alamom thats what I was wondering! why not just wait to release the rejection until March 31st, is it that urgent…
@kau123 Are you sure about it? I mean, although it is possible, it is really rare for an Ivy to be so harsh.
Nevertheless, decisions are coming out in a couple of days, so there are going to be many more such rejections…Hopefully, we all reach where we want to. 
DELETED - don’t want to ruin your hopes :S
@PennEDAdmit2020 I get “This form is open to admitted students only.” Haven’t gotten my decision yet but if this is a successful way to see if you were admitted then oh well…
@sodapop027 Sorry! I deleted my post just in case not to mislead all of you!
nope, cant get in. oh well.
pls post link so we can freak out @PennEDAdmit2020
https://key.admissions.upenn.edu/apply/form?id=cd07a458-b8af-43f1-9938-280bb2d6280f this was the form link
Admitted students only as well. How did you find that website?
omg is that legit!!!?
I got admitted students as well so I don’t think it shows whether you got in or not… Hopefully…
That just ruined my night. Can some other people please try it to see if it is real? thanks
Highly doubt it is real. Just had a scare on the Yale forum. We should, however, try it a few times in the coming days
@chubi
you got a likely letter, right? So then it isn’t legit???
Do you mind posting ur stats just SAT
I hope this is not legit…
Can anyone confirm whether if it is legit?
Can any other LLs access this website?
Or any non-LL.
Usually those types of sites update after decisions are made…someone thought they had found something similar with a Stanford site last year and it was false (no offense @PennEDAdmit2020, it’s just universities are very particular about this stuff). Don’t worry people, we will know in a few days anyways.
Thanks for calming my worries
WE SHOULD STILL CHECK IN THE NEXT TWO DAYS JUST TO MAKE SURE. COULD POSSIBLY STILL UPDATE BEFORE DECISIONS
Was that real!! @chubii got a likely, which means you are accepted. So it would’ve worked for them