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Deferred vs. Waitlisted: Understanding the Difference

HelloCollege

Many students will know the feeling of opening an admissions decision and seeing one of two words: deferred or waitlisted. Understanding the distinction in the deferred vs. waitlisted decision is essential to navigating this stage with confidence. What Does it Mean to Be Waitlisted? The distinctions are simple.

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NYU Acceptance Rate: Admissions Statistics

AdmissionSight

In this blog, we break down NYUs acceptance rates, including yield rate, Early and Regular Decision admit rates, transfer, and waitlist acceptance rates. While NYU doesnt always share the exact numbers for Early and Regular Decision, it did reveal that 22,000 students applied through Early Decision this year.

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College Admissions Glossary of Terms

Admissions Village

Admissions Decision: The outcome determined by a college's admissions committee regarding a student's application. Possible decisions include acceptance/admission, deferral to the regular decision pool (for applications submitted in the early rounds), placement on a waitlist, or denial of admission.

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Deferred Admission: What You Need to Know

Georgia Tech Admissions Blog

In keeping with that theme, lets venture to a topic that some of you may find highly relevant as college admission decisions are being released: deferrals. There are few things more anti clear-cut than decisions like defer and waitlist. Will more students choose to apply in our regular decision round than early?

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How to Commit to a College: Insights and Advice

AdmissionSight

Factors to Consider When Committing to a College What to Do if You’re Waitlisted Frequently Asked Questions Takeaways How Do You Commit to a College? Before diving into the technical steps of how to commit to a college, take a moment to reflect on your decision. How Do You Commit to a College?

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A Simplified College Application Timeline Every High Schooler Needs

AdmissionSight

Early decision and early action applications usually have deadlines in November of your senior year, while most regular decision applications are due between January 1 and March 1. Begin requesting recommendation letters. Submit your early decision application if that’s the route you’ve chosen.

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Lessons Learned from a College Admissions Coach

CTK College Coach

Maintain strong relationships with teachers and ask early for letters of recommendation Do not sleep on this: teacher recommendations are an important component of most students’ college applications. Be patient: deferrals and waitlists Oh, the agony of the deferral! After the deferral he was waitlisted (!)