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In a normal year, guessing about whether colleges will offer admission to students on their waitlists (and how many) is a shot in the dark. With covid-19, waitlists are even more unpredictable. We are living in unprecedented times, which means we can’t easily look to history to give us a sense of what will happen
What are waitlists? Every year, most colleges create a waitlist—a kind of admissions limbo. If you’re offered a spot on a waitlist, it means you haven’t been accepted yet, but you could be offered admission later, typically in the spring or summer, if space becomes available. Why do colleges use waitlists? Colleges use waitlists
For student artists, social distancing can feel particularly challenging. Many of the performing arts depend upon a communal experience (and a communal space). And even though certain visual arts are easily done alone, it can be stifling to be away from community. So, what can student artists do during these weeks to keep up with
