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Congrats to all! I'm in as well! I got a call over the weekend from an alum, and just for reference he did ask me to NOT post in any forums or websites until the decision release date. Kind of funny tho, I tried to open the link in my email but it led to a page that could not be displayed o.o $%*#&!? scared the heck out of me!!! I had to login through my app portal to see the official decision. Phew...they just don't let you down easy don't they

I was admitted during the last round and received the fellowship email in a matter of hours.

Got in with some kind of fellowship. Very excited. My fellowship status says this: "Congratulations! You have been selected by the UNC Kenan-Flagler MBA Fellowship Selection Committee to receive a merit fellowship in recognition of your outstanding leadership, academic performance and career achievement. You will be sent an email with the details of your fellowship award by the end of the day. Be sure to check your spam folder if you do not receive this email." Has anyone already received such email? For me nothing came so far.

This was my experience last round as well.

Same here! Should we mail them?

This might be an absurd question ( ) but is there any possibility of a WL candidate getting some $$$?

I believe that's their standard template. I received the same.

There is a chance, but it probably isn't great. Maybe if you had some significant updates to your application after getting put on the WL. Interacting with the admissions office is probably the way to go.

Thanks alwayswaiting Would you know if KFBS provides feedback in case of a ding?

Unfortunately I do not know this. I applied to Darden and was rejected last year. They gave me a 15 minute "here is why you didn't get in" summary and question time. Each school is different, but the best way to find out is to send the admissions office an email or call and ask them outright. They might make you wait until summer or at least until the main rounds of applications have finished before giving feedback.