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Did all waitlisted applicants receive an interview request at Duke? There are 21 sign-up slots available.

Waitlisted as well. Wonder how long is the waitlist. Last year it looked like they waitlisted many applicants.

Someone in gradcafe mentions that they have been waitlisted at Duke. Can anyone verify this?

On a similar note , I emailed Northwestern yesterday to ask about my status but have not received a response yet. Since a previous poster was admitted there yesterday, I guess they are slowly releasing second round acceptances(?).

What about Duke and UPenn? Based on last year I guess they will be releasing decisions within this week. Has anyone been contacted by these programs yet?

Waitlisted candidates received an email yesterday, asking us to fill out a questionnaire about our interest in Brown. They requested that we complete it in the next two days so that some additional offers can be made in the coming weeks. Hope this information somehow helps.

Sorry , I have no idea. The mail I received mentions that : "Before the end of February we will be sending around a questionnaire that will give you an opportunity to indicate your continued interest in Brown and to provide us with current competing admits and waitlists. Please fill out the questionnaire promptly when you receive it. Based on this information and the information we receive from other applicants and waitlisted we will be able to give you a sense of where you stand on the waiting list by the middle of March at the latest."

Thank you! Just the Apply Web site. Status is still "Submitted".

Just received a waitlist notification via e-mail from Brown.

Yes, it is true. Acceptance letter via email.

It seems like applicants to other programs (EECS,Linguistics) received the email as well.

I see that many applicants in gradcafe have posted that they "did not submit GRE" for the UMichigan-Ann Arbor application, as if it was optional. However in the website Michigan states that "Starting with the 2022-2023 Admission season, the GRE will no longer be accepted and therefore does not need to be submitted." Am I missing something here?