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![[NEWS] Tuck's guide to 'Waitlisted - Now what?'](/forum/styles/gmatclub_light/imageset/icon_post_target_unread.svg "[NEWS] Tuck's guide to 'Waitlisted - Now what?'"){kind=icon}
20 Dec 2021, 08:15
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- First, decide if you want to stay on Tuck's radar. Follow the instructions in your decision letter and reaffirm your interest to stay on the waitlist. Tuck reevaluates waitlisted candidates after each round and advises them of their status.
- After you accept your waitlist spot, Tuck's staff will send you an email with suggestions on how to improve your application. Following the advice does not guarantee admission, but it will likely improve your chances in a competitive pool.
- Reflect, Reflect, Reflect - A better GMAT or GRE or clear justifications of your MBA goals? Were your professional achievements and growth properly stated? Check-in with yourself to see if you've done anything since submitting your application to enhance your strengths or improve your weaknesses.
- If you have updated test scores, significant new work accomplishments, etc., please let Tuck know via the waitlist update portal on your candidate status page. These changes will be considered in your application.
- Getting waitlisted elevates the anxiety but be patient.
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