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I got these emails too. I would guess it was more of a fluke than an indication that we got in, but I sure hope that is what it means!!

That's what I'm thinking. Did you just get it yesterday too?

Yup, I got it yesterday. I just got another email from them though. It was a score report fulfillment email. Anyone else get it?

I have not received any recent emails from PearsonVUE, however I did get a Score Report Fulfillment in Dec. after taking the GMAT, Duke was one of the schools I listed when I took it. Have you guys previously sent your scores to Duke?

Yeah, I sent my score reports months ago when I took the test in October. It is probably just a weird system generated thing.

I'm utterly shocked that I am looking forward to a Monday - first time for everything, I guess....

Yeah I got that one today as well. Strange. I also selected Duke when I originally took the test.

I'm sure it's just a fluke at this point. Duke is too tight-lipped to let something slip like that.

On pins and needles here guys....Monday seriously can't come soon enough. I was wait listed at Goizueta, and I'll hear from Tuck and Tepper tomorrow. I'm also going to be applying to Anderson and Georgetown in R3, but i read through some pages, and it looks like Kellogg/Darden/Booth are generous in R3? And Yale too? Any more info on what the percentages are for R3 at each of these schools? I believe UCLA admits 25% of their class in R3...which is pretty high.