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My point is that if you have a hard cuttoff date after which you want to be set and done and know where you're going, you should be withdrawing your WL
logically there can be no harm when its an optional scenario you're putting yourself in lol that's like an adult being "trapped" in the car when they know the door is unlocked and they can get out anytime lol
OptimisticPessimist24
9:47
There's no harm in putting yourself in a dangerous situation?
Yeah but like an A could be good for your future and you reasonably should do anything to get one, but adcoms could make the process less shitty, but they dont
TargaryenDragonQueen
9:48
@HomelyLyingMouse: Fingers crossed CLS gives us SOMETHING today lol
there is no real danger lol its optional and you can opt out anytime lol and @Ritz sure but lets not act like WL are one sided applicants benefit from it too. again everyone chooses to participate
ChiefComplexHammerhead
9:49
the way harvard does it is so nice, just be transparent its not gonna fucking kill u