Fill out what? The tab appeared with information, but I don't believe there was anything to fill out?

Yes you should fill it out, its just a TOS agreement with the AMP

Is the campus named under ‘type’ on the interview page the one I would be attending if I get in? Or is it just their affiliation?

Which campus does it say for you?

at the bottom it just has a spot to enter my name and date, but it didn't really have any information about my interview per se

Affiliation.

Does anyone have any tips for the interview day? Were the questions difficult? What's the best way to prepare?

Any in staters still without an II on here?

Post interview, how much do you think OOS vs IS residency plays a role? Asking as a OOS applicant who interviewed 9/2

About 75% for in state v. 60% OOS post interview. But the in state have WAY lower stats.

Where are you getting these stats?

We can see from the latest MSAR data (data for the class of 2029 - matriculated 2025):

-----In-state-----

Apps: 688

Interviewed: 453

Deferred: 3

Matriculated: 317

-----Out-of-state-----

Apps: 7108

Interviewed: 384

Deferred: 0

Matriculated: 49

Post-interview in-state acceptance rate: 70%
Post-interview out-of-state acceptance rate: 13%

The 70% may be slightly inflated since 59 of those people were early decision, which has like a 95% acceptance rate (word of mouth), so maybe it's closer to 66%

So looks like you're 5 times more likely to be accepted after interviewing regular decision in-state compared to out-of-state

Matriculation and acceptance are not the same thing brother. And it is way more likely that an IS resident would matriculate to Indiana given an acceptance. That’s admit data that he’s extrapolating from.

Bro I was about to say...that OOS post acceptance rate is shockingly low

I'd be hesitant to extrapolate from admit.org data because I don't know if the sample is truly random. But someone says Admit gets their school statistics data from USNWR, so yeah, it seems like 72% and 60% are accurate. Sorry guys!

To all early RD applicants, best of luck for the next couple days! Hoping we all hear good news, best of luck!

thank you boss! best of luck to u too

Thank you brother-same to you!

You as well! I’m guessing we will hear tomorrow.

If they're sending by mail, it'll probably be a few days after the 15th at the earliest. For ED, IU mailed out letters Sep. 25, but I didn't receive my acceptance letter until Oct. 7th

did you receive an update in your portal before the letter arrived?

All ED students got notified at 9:50 am on Oct 1. So some got the letter before and some got it after lol

As far as I know though, only ED students receive a portal update all at the same time. This is because IU is required to notify us by Oct. 1 per AMCAS. For RD applicants though, past years have shown that you have to wait until the letter arrives rather than getting portal notifications

Looks like it’ll be coming VIA mail.

Can you guys feel as those envelopes flying in the mail right now... heading straight to your little address and home. So close yet so far.

Signing up for informed delivery so I can see if something was sent 😵‍💫

It doesn't show up. It's an oversized letter (like 12x9in), but often even the "one or more mailpieces cannot be pictured" message doesn't show up. So save yourself the stress and don't check it. Also, that service only shows you mail being delivered that day, so on the truck, not mail that is on the way.

I thought people were supposed to hear things back on the 15th? Has anybody heard anything via email? I know the snail mail will take longer but surely people would know via email beforehand?

I think emails will come out several days after the mail. So lowkey, time to just sit and wait. You could be accepted right now ~ you just don't get to know for 2 weeks!

They send out letters on the 15th, not emails. No specific day that they update portals or send emails is set, and people will likely not hear anything back via snail mail for a few more days. General rule is also that people receive snail mail before any email/portal updates.

Also, you will only hear back about acceptances. Rs and WLs will wait until closer to summer

Can someone post in here when they do get their letter? Won't be able to check my mail until next Wednesday :(

If I interviewed early October should I expect it next month or is it an even longer wait?

If I interviewed early October should I expect it next month or is it an even longer wait?

Typically 50 days

I had an interview back in late August and heard nothing today. Anyone know if they didn't send acceptances today?

By mail. No one got one today.

So they send out acceptances by mail on the 15th?

Correct.

I had my interview this week and since I don't know when I will find out, is it worth it to send an update letter at the beginning of November, or just wait to hear back?

It's likely, but there is nothing to confirm this, btw. For early decision, they must notify you on or before Oct. 1. But for RD, they just aren't allowed to tell you before the 15th. IU could just be late and not even send the letters until the 19th; who knows. But historically, it looks like they usually do send them then.

I mean, will anything really change on your application in the next month? Your decision would come with the Nov 15th batch at the earliest, so maybe if you don't hear anything from that decision round, then send an update letter if you really want to.

perchance

i love you and want you to be the godfather of my children so they can get IU legacy

appreciate ur enthusiasm! Hope the cycle is going great for you!

Now I must go back to study for anatomy final cumulative exam after my block 3 anatomy exam!

big donnie, did u apply IU?

yea but i got the R and only applied because this place has no secondary

Today could be the day for people that live close!

Did anybody end up hearing back? I live within an hour of Indianapolis & nothing yet :/

Nope- I imagine sometime next week

Anybody see anything on informed delivery?

I guess it doesn’t show up on there because it’s too large and comes first class.