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Submitted for R2! Good luck to R1 applicants awaiting decisions.

The wait seems too long..Should we expect calls going out on Thursday then?

Believe last year calls started 2 days before the official release day, so hopefully we start to hear as early as Wednesday.

From her blog. Looks like it'll be an extremely busy week at work of staring at my phone. "Then the team will make admit calls on Wednesday, Dec. 17 (U.S.) and Thursday, Dec. 18 (international), after scholarship decisions have been made. We’ll tell you at the time of the call if you’ve been awarded a scholarship. If we’re unable to reach you by phone, we will email you. All decisions will be posted online at noon EST on Friday, Dec. 19. Calls aren’t made in any particular order other than taking into consideration time zones."

Her post was scary - 33% increase in apps, 4 points higher GMAT, and stellar interviews. Mine didn't go so well, neither did my team exercise. Looks like there won't be much wiggle room there...

Well, if it happens it happens. We shouldn't worry about things we can't control. A couple of more days, and you'll know whether it's time to hit plan B (or C, or whatever plan you're currently on).