Looking like less than 1% only 13 students out of 8,019 got off the waitlist in 2021-2022. www.bc.edu/content/dam/bc1/offices/irp/ir/cds/Boston_College_CDS_2021-2022_Final.pdf
@@CollegeCareerChamp ok thanks. I suspect they will go more extensively to the waitlist this year as they over-enrolled the previous two years. It makes sense for them to lower their acceptance rate (which they did) and slightly under enroll and use the waitlist more extensively. That’s the best hedge to over enrolling.
@@TheAcademicweapon I was trying to say that if you go to the waitlist data for stanford 2023, its 80 instead of 8 accepted making it the intended 13.8% dawg
Hi. I got waitlisted at a college and they asked for updates or additional information. Could you please help me with it and review my essay? It would greatly help me!
Unfortunately UChicago didn't have their waitlist data on their common data set bpb-us-w2.wpmucdn.com/voices.uchicago.edu/dist/8/2077/files/2022/10/UChicago_CDS_2021-22.pdf
Maybe I understood it wrong, but are you saying based on the common set that Cornell has a really percent chance to get off the waitlist? I am asking because I was waitlisted there and it is my dream school so I'm just trying to understand my chances a bit better
I know you said parents shouldn’t call the admissions office, but would it be problematic for my guidance counselor to reach out to them and vouch for me?
For the schools that don't require a LOCI, will they respond to emails regarding your LOCI? I sent mine a few days ago to the regional admissions officer, but they didn't get back yet, so would I just email it instead of the admissions committee for that school?
It’s usually not guaranteed that they’ll respond to you unfortunately unless they say they will. I recommend you still send one unless they explicitly say not to.
Good question, you should be able to see in the portal itself. This is what the other student said "@kevincucumber1：The application portal actually changed my input so some schools were showing it correct and some incorrect which is impossible cause it’s the sameapp"
Do you mean fly in to talk to an admissions officer in person? I do not recommend as it's not guaranteed you'll be able to see them. I believe your best chance is to send a letter of continued interest or have your college counselor give them a call.
My research mentor is really close to me as I interned with him for 6 months, he said he will write a polite email to the regional admissions officer to vouch for me. Is that fine or problematic?
That's great he is willing to do that, good question. What is your research mentor's specific role beyond your mentor? Usually your counselor makes more sense, but once I get more context I can get a better idea. Thanks
@@CollegeCareerChamp He didn't only mentor me, but also got me funding of 25K USD and has travelled with me research conferences. He and I share a personal bond. Also, I don't know if it will add a lot of value, but he works at the department of science and technology (govt).
@@ibelieveinmysupremacy2773 Wow that is incredible!! Huge congrats there. I think he can try to call the admissions office, but they're likely very busy. Doesn't hurt though! He sounds quite credible.
Sure! I'll make a video on how to look up this data and will use Williams college as an example (IF they have the data available as some schools do not).
Yes if you have new information or missing information from your original application that is compelling. Example: personal life impacts, grades inaccurately reported, etc.
I just created a Facebook Group for those of you that have further questions you'd like to discuss: facebook.com/groups/189940580171782
Please make the video for Waitlist 2024. Thanks!
So glad to hear about that
I'm glad it's helpful!
Would love to see what you think about Boston College and the waitlist?
Looking like less than 1% only 13 students out of 8,019 got off the waitlist in 2021-2022. www.bc.edu/content/dam/bc1/offices/irp/ir/cds/Boston_College_CDS_2021-2022_Final.pdf
@@CollegeCareerChamp ok thanks. I suspect they will go more extensively to the waitlist this year as they over-enrolled the previous two years. It makes sense for them to lower their acceptance rate (which they did) and slightly under enroll and use the waitlist more extensively. That’s the best hedge to over enrolling.
Based on the data provided, Stanfords waitlist acceptance was 1.38% not 13.8%
It is 13 dw jam
I looked into it it’s meant to be 80
@@trueformoblivion8557 what are you saying dawg
@@TheAcademicweapon I was trying to say that if you go to the waitlist data for stanford 2023, its 80 instead of 8 accepted making it the intended 13.8% dawg
Please look into Columbia's data
They unfortunately didn't have any ruclips.net/video/zxSZxKGF7bU/видео.html
Johns Hopkins, Northeastern,Harvey Mudd,Rice
Yes I will
Here you go ruclips.net/video/zxSZxKGF7bU/видео.html
Could you please predict about University of Washington, seattle
I’ll look into it
Here you go ruclips.net/video/zxSZxKGF7bU/видео.html
Hi. I got waitlisted at a college and they asked for updates or additional information. Could you please help me with it and review my essay? It would greatly help me!
thank you for the informative video. i would like to know when the best time is for me to send my LOCI to where i was waitlisted.
I recommend to send as soon as possible
Thanks for the info. Do you have data on Columbia, Barnard and NYU?
Yes definitely
Can you please add waitlist data for NYU?
@@mj-ot2hk unfortunately NYU didn't publish their wait-list data :( good luck!
Could you make a prediction about UChicago?
Unfortunately UChicago didn't have their waitlist data on their common data set bpb-us-w2.wpmucdn.com/voices.uchicago.edu/dist/8/2077/files/2022/10/UChicago_CDS_2021-22.pdf
Maybe I understood it wrong, but are you saying based on the common set that Cornell has a really percent chance to get off the waitlist? I am asking because I was waitlisted there and it is my dream school so I'm just trying to understand my chances a bit better
Hi Stephanie, I think you'll have a slightly higher chance to get off the waitlist this year, but it'll still be around 1-3%
I got on waitlist for Berkeley and UC San Diego and I’m rlly hoping I get in 🫣
Sending you the best of luck! You’ll be fine regardless I’m sure 🙌
Did you end up getting in?
I know you said parents shouldn’t call the admissions office, but would it be problematic for my guidance counselor to reach out to them and vouch for me?
Great question they are an exception. If your college counselor is willing and able that is definitely ok!
Please give some data regarding UC Berkeley and Purdue as well
Here is Purdue: ruclips.net/video/zxSZxKGF7bU/видео.html
I'm uploading UC Berkeley's data in a short tomorrow. Keep an eye out!
could you tell about barnard and upenn
I'll add Barnard, but U Penn is already part of the video :)
Here you go ruclips.net/video/zxSZxKGF7bU/видео.html
For the schools that don't require a LOCI, will they respond to emails regarding your LOCI? I sent mine a few days ago to the regional admissions officer, but they didn't get back yet, so would I just email it instead of the admissions committee for that school?
It’s usually not guaranteed that they’ll respond to you unfortunately unless they say they will. I recommend you still send one unless they explicitly say not to.
Do you have information for Harvard and MIT? Could you please help me? Thanks
Can you find out about Gettysburg college for me .
how do you know if your grades were sent properly if your guidance counsellor submitted them through common app? thanks!
Good question, you should be able to see in the portal itself. This is what the other student said "@kevincucumber1：The application portal actually changed my input so some schools were showing it correct and some incorrect which is impossible cause it’s the sameapp"
I'm an international student - should I go and visit the university admission officer? Does that help
Do you mean fly in to talk to an admissions officer in person? I do not recommend as it's not guaranteed you'll be able to see them. I believe your best chance is to send a letter of continued interest or have your college counselor give them a call.
What about my chances of getting off the waitlist at Berkeley?
Here you go ruclips.net/user/shortsaxsJ1XN797c?feature=share
Good luck
If i’ve turned in an appeal for UCSB and regret not putting info such as the amount of AP tests i took, can I send in a letter to talk about such info
Yes, you definitely can that'd likely be an appeal instead of LOCI.
My research mentor is really close to me as I interned with him for 6 months, he said he will write a polite email to the regional admissions officer to vouch for me. Is that fine or problematic?
That's great he is willing to do that, good question. What is your research mentor's specific role beyond your mentor? Usually your counselor makes more sense, but once I get more context I can get a better idea. Thanks
@@CollegeCareerChamp He didn't only mentor me, but also got me funding of 25K USD and has travelled with me research conferences. He and I share a personal bond. Also, I don't know if it will add a lot of value, but he works at the department of science and technology (govt).
@@ibelieveinmysupremacy2773 Wow that is incredible!! Huge congrats there. I think he can try to call the admissions office, but they're likely very busy. Doesn't hurt though! He sounds quite credible.
Could you predict about Williams College
Sure! I'll make a video on how to look up this data and will use Williams college as an example (IF they have the data available as some schools do not).
Here you go ruclips.net/video/zxSZxKGF7bU/видео.html
Should I email my admissions counselor even though UCSB doesn’t want a LOCI? If so, what should I say?
If they EXPLICITLY say don't contact them then don't. If they don't say anything about it you could send one.
You can watch this video for LOCI ruclips.net/video/NQO55PDqRF4/видео.html
@@CollegeCareerChamp thank you so much!
@@ann3173 did you end up sending the LOCI to UCSB?
@@Batdude021 nope! i watched their webinar for waitlist and they said not to send anything because they will not be looking at it!
Could you predict about Dartmouth :(
Thanks I’ll collect a few more school suggestions and make another video
Here you go ruclips.net/video/zxSZxKGF7bU/видео.html
notre dame this year?
Please give some data for UCSD
Here's a shorts I made about UCSD ruclips.net/user/shortsQL3ZUPQyZ-s
Can we appeal if rejected by uva?
Yes if you have new information or missing information from your original application that is compelling. Example: personal life impacts, grades inaccurately reported, etc.
columbia
Unffortunately they didn't have data available ruclips.net/video/WbTL_kmE8Dc/видео.html
Ucla
Pls let me get off CMU waitlist
Sending you the best of luck!