Hey everyone! Wanted to post/follow up since we're all waiting. I checked NYU Albert around 11:20am and got my acceptance. When I click my application status, on the right there is a purple button called "Admission Decision." Once I click on that, I have access to my decision letter as well as accept/decline. I submitted my application on February 23 and received my application today, April 25 @ 11:20am. My financial aid package has come out too. A small scholarship with loans (not surprised) Congratulations to those accepted! I have been stressing since the day I submitted my application haha. Best of luck to everyone else. Here are my stats: GPA: 3.779 Undergraduate Psychology major, graduating this May 2017. Prerequisites: Nutrition: A Chemistry: A Microbiology: Will take in the summer 2017 A&P: In progress, currently A status Statistics: A Developmental Psych: Did not take **I also wanna point out that I am currently an NYU student here and maybe that might have given me a slight boost. I did not have to take developmental psych because my undergraduate coursework as a current psychology student exempts me from taking the course. (I have emailed the director personally and received approval to be exempt!) For A&P-->I am currently taking A&P within NYU's nursing school and only need one semester of it. (Im not sure how it works for other schools cause other schools need two semesters? but NYU's A&P combines it into one term I believe, but I am not sure.) I have worked as a research assistant/lab coordinator for NYU's marketing department. I have worked as a student worker at NYU for almost three years. And lastly, in terms of healthcare, I have volunteered at NYU Langone Medical Center since September. So while I didn't have much healthcare experience, my experiences were geared around NYU's community. I submitted three letters of recommendation to NYU: One from my NYU Langone, one from the NYU student job I am currently working, and one from my chemistry professor. (I called NYU in the beginning of the semester and while the website says 1-2 letters of recommendations, you can still send up to 3, but no more than 4!) I worked very hard on my personal statement and how my interest in healthcare started from high school throughout my undergraduate career at NYU. Please let me know if anyone has questions! Good luck and see everyone in the fall!