CWRU Regular Decision Insights?

Hey everyone, can anyone share their experiences with CWRU's regular decision process? Curious about when decisions typically come out and how to best prepare for them. I really want to make sure I'm on top of my game!

Sure, happy to share some insights on the Case Western Reserve University's regular decision process. Decisions typically start to roll out in mid-March. However, like many aspects of the college application process, this isn't set in stone and can vary slightly from year to year.

In terms of preparation, while waiting for your decisions there's really not much you can do other than staying patient, and keeping up your good work in high school. It’s crucial to maintain your academic performance as colleges can and do revoke acceptances if they see a significant drop in your grades during your final semester.

You might also want to prepare for both scenarios—acceptance and rejection. If you get accepted, congratulations! You'll have to start considering things like housing, meal plans, and class schedules. It's a good idea to start mulling over these things ahead of time.

If things don't go your way, remember it's not the end of the world! There are numerous pathways to success and perhaps this could be an opportunity to pivot and explore other exciting educational opportunities. It's important to note that college admissions can be unpredictable and not getting into one particular school is not necessarily a reflection of your self-worth or future potential.

Best of luck with your application!