| And after May 1, colleges turn to the waitlist, a number most colleges keep top secret. |
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| Your counselor should ask why you were put on the waitlist and what you can do to improve your chances. |
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| College acceptances are out and many students are finding themselves stuck in waitlist purgatory. |
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| The first step is to accept your place on the waitlist and reiterate your desire to attend the school. |
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| For instance, we usually need more girls, so we may use more of our admits off the waitlist for girls. |
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| A tour of Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn for 40 people had 50 on the waitlist. |
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| I had a student send a hand-written letter every day she was on the waitlist. |
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| Schools hedged their bets by upping the number of applicants they put on the waitlist. |
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| He would have been an extraordinary student, but we took others first and put him on the waitlist. |
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| Your priority status on the waitlist is determined first by the fare you purchase, with highest fares getting highest priority. |
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| For award travel, your place on the waitlist is determined first by status, then by the time your request is made. |
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| If a United flight you want is full, you can be added to the waitlist for seats that may become available. |
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| Upgrades will be confirmed if seats are available at time of request, otherwise, you will be placed on a waitlist. |
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| It gives us no options when we have to return to work but are told that the waitlist is 2 years in length. |
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| We found that Moncton and Saint John had a significantly larger waitlist than other areas in the Province. |
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| Five reviews compared the effect of various treatment regimes compared to waitlist controls using measures of adiposity. |
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| Under the Rewarding Work Strategy, additional resources have been provided to address service waitlist, including additional staff resources. |
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| Preschool waitlists vary from 0 months to 3 years, depending on location, with an average waitlist of 6 months. |
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| The waitlist Learning from your dream school that you have been placed on its waitlist is frustrating. |
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| You can also place a booking on a waitlist until a vacant spot will appear. |
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| Strategies for waitlist management, such as interim services, are also reviewed. |
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| Results consistently support improvement in measures of adiposity conferred by treatment, in comparison to waitlist control. |
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| This would be cost-effective for the system and more beneficial to the client who should be able to access services faster, rather than deal with long waitlist or overworked professionals. |
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| Due to the new law, the waitlist can mean the difference between freedom and imprisonment for a pregnant woman. |
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| Furthermore, the company is in the design stage for a third plant that will serve waitlist customers. |
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| If you are offered feedback from a waitlist manager, take it up. |
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| At our spa we have a waitlist, and due to the popularity, when somebody cancels, we call the next available person on the waitlist. |
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| If upgrade seats become available, the waitlist will be processed based on your elite status, ticketed booking class and time of request, in that order. |
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| This type of data could be published in the Department's annual report as an account of whether each of the three facilities did indeed vacate hospital beds occupied by people on the nursing home waitlist. |
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| The school enrolled 192 students off the waitlist last year. |
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| Admissions officers realize the waitlist is a frustrating place to be. |
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