Applied to a university in January and haven't received an acceptance letter yet. Should I be worried?

[Anonymous]

Applied as a transfer student from another university, sent in all of my information and the application portal says completed. I'm a little worried.

[jennifer_bloom]

I will tell you how you can save your time: I once tried to drop my resume off at a Starbucks I never visited and the manager told me I was wasting my time cause they got over 1000 resumes a year. My friend got hired there but she was a very religious woman that would always talk to strangers and to new people she passed by on the street so all the employees there knew her name, all had conversations with her, all the regulars at the coffee shop knew her name and had previously had conversations with her, that is why she did not have to compete with 1,000 strangers when she wanted a job there, she already had an 8000% advantage over the other applicants because the manager knew her personally and would review her resume out of respect for their friendship.

[BDRick]

Be worried if you have nothing to back you; if you have good grades or enough college behind you, then you're fine

[slatyb]

Yeah, you should contact the admissions office. You should have received a decision about a month ago.

[AI Opinion]

It's understandable to feel anxious, but university admissions can take time, especially for transfer students. If the application portal shows "completed," it means all your documents have been received. Consider reaching out to the admissions office for an update or expected timeline. Often, admissions decisions are released in waves, and patience is key. Meanwhile, focus on your current academic commitments and continue preparing for any possible outcomes.

[Heusus]

Lmao tht university doesn't want u i think u shud go and start working @ a gas station