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Also this year, the schools have admitted students aggressively anticipating a drop in applications due to better job prospects in the industry. There might be very less movement this year. Or if lot some of the admitted students get promoted or get better job offers they might reject their mba admits.
When I spoke with Tuck, the coordinator told me they are not even looking at round 3 applications forget wait lists. With wait lists I am sure everyone is on the border line, if someone has real "significant" updates or better than that an offer from other competing school, that might push them over the hurdle. Otherwise it is a real wait until some seats really opens up.
This is all unsubstantiated postulation. Granted I'm still optimistic and I'd like the believe that I have a shot, but nonetheless there is no merit to the above claim. Not to mention that every school is different. UCLA for example sent out emails encouraging R3 applicants.
End of the day no one knows anything so need to spread rumors. We will all find out next week. Until then let's just hope for the best.