USC admissions said on their story that they will release decisions LATE AFTERNOON PST so I’m thinking like 3 or 4 PST (JUST SPECULATION)
Where are they attending now if you don’t mind me asking?
Looking at my texts from last year, my daughter got the email around 3:55 pm pst. I feel nervous for all of you too! Good luck. Not much longer to wait!
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This might mean 5pm PDT.
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Please don’t say that lol
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When do the accepted mail packages come out?
Thanks for letting me know! Is the TTP binding or non-binding. I got transfer decisions from Boston University and Georgia Tech (Transfer Pathway Initiative) where they’re non-binding, and I decide later on if I want to apply as a transfer to them, but I also got a transfer decision from Loyola Marymount University, where I’m forced to attend a specific community college, and I have to reply to them by May 1st if I want to go that route, like a convention college decision signing.
They did not come out.
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really hope for 6pm!!! It will be 3pm pst so most schools will be out and it’s later in the afternoon. 3 is a reasonable time and I really hope USC releases them so the int students can get some sleep
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kk I must have missed that, thanks for clarifying.
Do you have to click status update or does the decision just pop up?
As I understand it, TTP non-binding in both directions. Friend’s son was TTP, kept his grades up at a another university. Later decided not to transfer.
What does everyone’s pages say if they go into fast 2021-2022 and click required info and forms
Status update
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Well it will def be out before the SC/Gonzaga game starts! That is a definite!
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In the past, it was non-binding. As USC has deviated from several traditional acceptances, a TTP should be looked at once someone has received it.
“welcome to required info & forms”
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it just says none or no Items Require
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Both are GREAT SCHOOLS. I have a son at UT and he absolutely loves it. For quality of education, you can’t go wrong with either…so, I guess it should bpild down to cost, location to family and, if you’ve had the chance to tour both campuses…which one do you vibe better with…good luck!