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Dear Soojin,

I can say I am proud to be waitlisted in such a serious, rigorous, respectful and careful admission process.

We invest a great deal of intelectual, emotional and physical energy into our applications and it is reliefing to observe your and your team´s dedication to promoting a transparent admission process.

I read closely all your posts!

Thank you,
Renato Sá - Brazil

Dear Soojin,

I'm R1 applicant called for interview in R2. I've been asked to upload any recent developments at my end. However, it's status quo and there's nothing to report. So my question is: Will I be looked upon unfavorably if I don't submit any updates?

Thanks!

Dear Anonymous - no you will not be looked upon unfavorably if you don't submit an update. We don't expect that many applicants will have a noteworthy change in the short time between being placed on the waitlist and the subsequent months. However, unlike some schools, we do want to provide applicants who have a notable, substantive change in their status with an opportunity to share it with us. The most important thing is to respond to the waitlist offer and let us know that you would like to remain in consideration; if you don't, then we'll assume that you have made other plans and/or you're no longer interested in attending Ross.

Dear Soojin,

Thank you for the update. I interviewed with a Ross alum last week. It was a very pleasant experience and I'm looking forward to an even better outcome on or before March 15th.

Regards,
-Anonymous

Dear Soojin,
We are international applicants. I was told by some current students that the international non-cosigner loan will not be offered to the students who are admitted this year. Is that true? You know, it's really hard for us to find a US citizen or resident to cosign.

I really love Ross and I NEVER want to give up the offer opportunity because of the cosign dilemma. I sincerely ask for admission office to find some institute to offer the non-cosigner loan to the international students who were admitted.

Thank you!

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