<p>what are the chances of getting in? When it says unranked does it mean that it is random who does get in?</p>
<p>By definition, an unranked waitlist is random.</p>
<p>In 2009, 1,137 students were offered a place on the waiting list. Of those, 735 accepted a spot. 45 were admitted. (SOURCE: <a href=“Office of Institutional Research - Office of Institutional Research | Binghamton University”>Office of Institutional Research - Office of Institutional Research | Binghamton University)</p>
<p>So, in short: it’s competitive.</p>
<p>Topangaa: My D got waitlisted also. But she has already decided to go somewhere else (this was never a top choice). Hopefully, this will help the numbers for you. Good luck - I hope you get in!</p>
<p>My D got waitlisted also but never wanted to attend (snuck out in the middle of the tour!), so she won’t be taking a spot on the waitlist, either. Good luck Topangaa!</p>
<p>Thanks all 
Im really praying. I thought I had the acceptance in the bag…guess not:(</p>
<p>question for BING AMBASSADOR and anyone else who can give me advice. Is there anything I can do as a wait listed student to show that I am still interested? (send 3qtr grades, write them something telling them what successful things I have done as a 2nd semester senior)</p>
<p>@Topangaa: I was accepted into both SBU and Binghamton though I ultimately decided to pay the deposit for Stonybrook. Hopefully you get my spot! </p>
<p>Best of luck,
Hideoo</p>
<p>Thanks hideoo1!</p>
<p>Doesn’t anyone have an answer to my question though?</p>
<p>Unranked waitlist means that there really is nothing you can do… But you should still try. Email your area admissions counselor stating your interest.</p>