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Keep in mind that all of the calls are being done by one person, Derrick Bolton. He's only a human. It may take him more or less time to get through his list this round. We can only speculate and hope for the best. ...Bearing that in mind, I will still be anxiously stressing along with you other east coast folks tomorrow, especially if I haven't heard my 3.

Has anyone else taken to over-thinking the timing and number of anonymous Linkedin profile views during this process? I haven't received any for a while...

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My phone number changed, because I moved countries since I did my application... and I can't find where to change it... And I also did not see this: "If you are not a U.S. Citizen or U.S. Permanent Resident, you must provide an address in your country of citizenship." And I putted my address of where I was at the time.... Should I do something? tips?? Freaking out a tiny bit here Thank you!!!

Yep, I'm hoping for calls from Kellogg, Stanford, and Wharton tomorrow. It will be an interesting (or agonizing) day, to say the least. One quick question for those of you who have dug through the R1 data: What's can we expect from changes to the application site? Though the schools say otherwise, it sounds like there was a pretty strong correlation last round between people who were admitted and people who saw the names of their recommenders disappear from their application page. Does anyone know how soon this information tends to disappear? early in the morning? minutes before the call? @JUG - you might be best suited to answer this at this point.

Yes, I read that as well. Not sure when it happens. As I recall from looking back at the previous posts it wasn't perfectly correlated though (I could be wrong!). At any rate, all my info is still there right now.