What to Do If You're Waitlisted | The Princeton Review

If you were waitlisted at your dream school, take heart—you can still get accepted. Now during the Covid-19 pandemic, you may even have better chances than in a typical year. Our Editor-in-Chief Rob Franek walks you through 7 things you should do ASAP if you've been waitlisted at your top-choice college.

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