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Do you happen to know when they got off the waitlist? The thing I'm most disappointed about is that I won't get to go to ASW even if picked up after April 21. Also, I'm sure this kills any chances of living on-campus during the first year.

Waitlisted. Does anyone have any indication how many and when (March vs July) ppl move off the wait list? Agree with @CobraKai, bummed about ASW. And applying for financial aid.

The last few years the Tuck waitlist seems to have had VERY little movement. From being on the extended waitlist last year, it sounded like only a handful were accepted from the waitlist. You never know though as Tuck may be tweaking admissions to make the waitlist more relevant. Getting on the waitlist means you are competitive though so hang in there!

Can anyone comment how much scholarship $$ they received? Posted from my mobile device

Waitlisted Stats: Re-applicant Ungergrad: Average State School GMAT: 720 GPA: 3.7 WE(@ Matriculation): 5 Years WE @ Large Bank / Private Equity Accounting

True that. I spoke with Allegra during one of the Tuck Admissions Receptions in India, and she mentioned that last year, almost everyone was released from the waitlist...

Thank you! I appreciate the encouragement

Congrats to everyone who got in! Hopefully I'll meet some of you at admitted students weekend. To those on the waitlist - I know your pain. Just hang in there.

Hey yall, I already submitted my app and chose to include an optional essay. I'm simply curious about everyone's perspective on this part of the optional essay: "Complete this question only if you feel your candidacy is not fully represented by this application". I read this as: If you feel like you haven't told the whole story, fill in the gaps here. Many admissions advice services strictly recommend against answering this question unless there is an obvious flaw in the app, but not many optional essay prompts are worded this way. Any thoughts? Just trying to pass the time til decision date -BC

What did you write about? I tend to agree with the consultants, unless you have an obvious flaw to address I would leave it blank. If there is something so important about yourself that you absolutely must tell them admissions committee you should try to work it into one of the other essays. I never applied to Tuck so maybe others will disagree with me but personally I wouldn't have done it.