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This is my last resort. If i dont get this. I do not what's next. Cheers,

In!!!!!! Waitlisted r2 and in! In asia here. What a roller coaster this whole process and what a sweet ending.

Did you receive the call now? Which part of asia?

Many many congratulations Jshiff.. What is the time zone for you ?

i'M in! With Money! New York City.

Congrats! Did you apply for R3?

Can't believe there are scholarships this late in the game. That's awesome. WL or R3?

Just checked the R2 threads--doesn't look like they necessarily follow geography. I saw several people get in outside of when you would expect if they just called East to West.

That is very true. There are no patterns (geography or industry) except that they did not tend to call people in the middle of the night based on their time zone.