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06 Oct 2011, 20:35
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Welcome welcome prospective 2014! Congrats on wrapping up your R1 applications, now arm yourselves with patience!
As far as recs going in late, the admissions committee is lenient if the rec is a couple of days late and you will still be considered R1, if it is over that you may be moved to R2 - I would suggest writing someone from admissions - preferably someone you already had contact with - and explain the situation.
Good luck to all!
As far as recs going in late, the admissions committee is lenient if the rec is a couple of days late and you will still be considered R1, if it is over that you may be moved to R2 - I would suggest writing someone from admissions - preferably someone you already had contact with - and explain the situation.
Good luck to all!
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07 Oct 2011, 07:54
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Assuming we are all admitted, how long does SOM give us to accept or decline?
SOM notifies by Dec 15.
Compare that to Feb 6 at MIT.
If a person was interested in MIT more than SOM, he could find himself in quite a spot
- or at least loosing a deposit to SOM if he accepted and decided to go with MIT later.
SOM notifies by Dec 15.
Compare that to Feb 6 at MIT.
If a person was interested in MIT more than SOM, he could find himself in quite a spot
- or at least loosing a deposit to SOM if he accepted and decided to go with MIT later.
Did anyone receive an IWT invite at this point ? 
