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Accepted, just got the call really.

ACCEPTED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Such a surprise, as I got the phone call prior to the email and wasn't expecting to hear anything til Monday. I spoke with Meaghan, who was AWESOME, and got me super super pumped. So happy and so grateful! I hope to meet the rest of you at BDW!

Congrats! hmmm, had you received a status update email prior to the call??

Better than dinged with an interview. Spent a lot of money on last minute flights, rental car and hotel.... Bummed

Thanks tinkered! I must admit I was crushed when Kellogg dinged me in Rd 1. Decided to have a break and submitted my Duke application from a holiday villa in Bali. Good luck with your applications!

Thanks tinkered! I must admit I was crushed when Kellogg dinged me in Rd 1. Decided to have a break and submitted my Duke application from a holiday villa in Bali. Good luck with your applications![/quote I was just thinking if should take that trip to Bali I've been dreaming about. Then I saw your post. I guess I'll use my deposit money to take that trip and try again next year

yes I received an email, but I was driving, so in the end the call was before I could read the email.

Ah, alright I'm still holding out hope that some WLers will be updated on monday

highwyre237, have you done anything to try to get yourself off the waitlist from Fuqua? It seems like you are really into Fuqua. I like Fuqua a lot too, and was surprised to find out that I am waitlisted. But I feel I have no energy to fight to get in at this point. I don't know how much of difference a Fuqua MBA and a Johnson MBA can make for my future.

This is the part of the process that really irks me. I don't even want to think about how much everything has cost to this point...let alone the actual tuition fees. Sigh.