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Icahn at Mount Sinai2026-2027 Thread
anonymous
Oct 22, 2026
#71

anonymous:

Seems like primarily lower-stat applicants to me.

what we considering as lower stat applicants??

anonymous
Oct 22, 2026
#72

Is it a good sign if we survived the rejection wave but no ii or should I lowkey expect a rejection soon?

anonymous
Oct 22, 2026
#73

anonymous:

Seems like primarily lower-stat applicants to me.

Most people my day were 524+ with 3.9+ gpa. I wouldn’t call that low stat

anonymous
Oct 22, 2026
#74

anonymous:

Is it a good sign if we survived the rejection wave but no ii or should I lowkey expect a rejection soon?

I dont think any of us know what that means

anonymous
Oct 22, 2026
#75

anonymous:

Is it a good sign if we survived the rejection wave but no ii or should I lowkey expect a rejection soon?

wondering the same thing! i mean last cycle i think i got rejected in december after one wave of rejections so it could be coming unfortunately

anonymous
Oct 28, 2026
#76

did they send a few rejections today? or is this just late reporting from last r wave?

anonymous
Oct 30, 2026
#77

website says that iis are sent from july to october, if we haven't gotten an ii or r in a few days is it safe to say we're cooked

anonymous
Oct 30, 2026
#78

anonymous:

website says that iis are sent from july to october, if we haven't gotten an ii or r in a few days is it safe to say we're cooked

where tf you see that

anonymous
Oct 30, 2026
#79

anonymous:

website says that iis are sent from july to october, if we haven't gotten an ii or r in a few days is it safe to say we're cooked

that can’t be true, there’s plenty of iis reported throughout spring last cycle

[deleted]
Oct 30, 2026
#80

anonymous:

that can’t be true, there’s plenty of iis reported throughout spring last cycle

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