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Re: Calling all Fuqua Waitlisted Applicants (2017 Intake) Class of 2019! [#permalink]
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18 May 2017, 07:33
guys a question: yesterday, few waitlisted received an email to assign a waitlist counselor whereas some other waitlisted did not receive anything, do you guys what that means?
Re: Calling all Fuqua Waitlisted Applicants (2017 Intake) Class of 2019! [#permalink]
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22 May 2017, 08:44
Hello guys!
Being waitlisted and international, do you know what is the latest possible fuqua would still be likely to accept from the waitlist an international applicant? thks to anyone who has some insights (or positive thoughts;))
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Ella2017 Till the time you haven't got a rejection, you are still in the game. Since all the deadlines are over and the first deposit deadline for Round 3 candidates just passed, I think you should get something by the end of this month. Most of the schools take their final decisions on international candidates by June 1. I also think that you can reach out to the school and express your interest in Fuqua. This helps the Admissions Committee take a better decision!
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23 May 2017, 01:57
keats wrote:
Ella2017 Till the time you haven't got a rejection, you are still in the game. Since all the deadlines are over and the first deposit deadline for Round 3 candidates just passed, I think you should get something by the end of this month. Most of the schools take their final decisions on international candidates by June 1. I also think that you can reach out to the school and express your interest in Fuqua. This helps the Admissions Committee take a better decision!
Hello Keats! thank you very much for your kind reply:)
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