chippinaway

I agree. One school I had to email and ask about the second interview, only to get a response that all 2nd invitations had been sent. Another eventually sent rejection emails in July, when the school would start in August. Just email the person who sent the interview info and ask, they'll either tell you you're waitlisted or you didn't get in.

First I heard Dec 15th, then it was Jan 14 or 15. Mid month.

Thank you, it was in early September. I finished my application in June, I wasn't waiting for anything haha.

I got an email saying my application was updated so I checked the portal.

Check your application portal! I just got an acceptance letter in my application, I posted this in the other thread for Scranton too. I wasn't expecting to hear anything until later November or December.

I just got an acceptance letter today by email with an update in my application. The letter was there. I am in disbelief, 3 applications, 2 interviews and a wait-list, 1 denial, 1 accepted.

I applied in June, heard in late August for my interview. I had it last week, tooka bout half an hour. Was all EI questions, be prepared to talk good about yourself, your strengths, how you handle conflict. I wish I asked when I might hear back from them, looking at past cohorts looks like it might be November/December.

Yeah I just emailed them, if you haven't heard back then you aren't getting a second interview. I guess on to my next set of applications.

Has anyone who did the first interview gotten a rejection email? Or are still waiting to hear about a second interview? They said Monday but I haven't heard a thing yet.

I just got an email that I was wait listed for an interview. Anyone else get an update today?

I got an email update saying my application is under review. I applied a few days before the priority deadline and this was the first I heard from them.

I'll be finalizing my application soon, just want to get one more shadow experience.

I have this problem too, mom of 2 boys ages almost-3 and 4. Worst part is they are so picky that our meals for them are pretty predictable and easy to freeze (huge batch of pancakes or waffles, freeze, and pull out a few at a time to the toaster on weekdays- easy to do on a weekend morning) Canned goods are a staple, canned beans, canned tomatoes, canned fruit, tuna, all can make a quick pretty healthy meal. My husband makes an awesome pasta sauce with canned tomatoes, fresh peppers, onions, and spices, plus whatever sausage I found on sale. A big stock pot freezes well into freezer bags and thaw quick for sauce and noodles any night of the week. I use a lot of leftovers too, like we'll make steak some night, I take the meat left over and bones, boil down and add barley and potatoes, makes a nice beef and barley soup. I freeze that and take it for lunch at school, beats the 5.50 salads they sell there!