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waterfront

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A quick definition of waterfront:

Waterfront: Land or buildings that are located next to a body of water, like a lake or ocean.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Land or land with buildings that are located along the edge of a body of water.

Examples:

  • A hotel that is located on the beach is considered a waterfront property.
  • A restaurant that has a patio overlooking a river is located on a waterfront.
  • A house that is built on the shore of a lake is a waterfront property.

The examples illustrate the definition of waterfront by showing that the properties are located directly next to a body of water. They may have a view of the water or even have direct access to it. The term waterfront is often used in real estate to describe properties that are highly desirable due to their location and proximity to water activities.

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EMORY sensing out As today?
13:44
yeah thats really appealing to me. I work at a childrens advocacy non profit right now
Can Emory send out more than 3 As today pls
Fr, I’ve been waiting since November
My app went UR last Friday, odds of me hearing back this week?? 😭
mine went under review last wednesday and still waiting
Their first deposit is due on 4/15, wonder how that factors into them releasing decisions
I went UR in Jan IIRC so not necessarily indicative of anything
omg brutal planthaplesspug
Yeah it’s been a rough cycle
ClassyPleasantHeron
13:47
It's super weird for any school to say this early that they won't be using their waitlist. That defeats the whole purpose.
What school said that?
TenFiftyILuvUGang
13:48
wake forest
FrioJGenius
13:50
especially a school like Wake where people will probably deposit but are still on higher ranked waitlists
ClassyPleasantHeron
13:51
I'd understand if they were using weasel words, i.e., "it's unlikely that we will be using our waitlist." We're going to see lots of schools that didn't learn from Notre Dame's mistake. Still, unless these schools are cool with the possibility of having their entire overenrolled entering class poached, they should be playing it safe and not trying to empty their waitlist.
ClassyPleasantHeron
13:51
(Penn being the obvious exception, of course. They gotta cut their waitlist somehow.)
FrioJGenius
13:52
and to say zero scholarships for admits off a WL is absurd. What if a deposited student doesn't attend. Where does that money go?
ClassyPleasantHeron
13:52
@FrioJGenius: Back into the budget for next year.
TenFiftyILuvUGang
13:52
the first sentence of the email is how to withdraw with a hyperlink to the withdrawal form. they go on to say "Consequently, we do not anticipate admitting any students from the waitlist from now through the end of April. If seats were to become available later in the spring or summer, we would expect to admit no more than 10 students from the waitlist."
Who wants to email me ?!!
TenFiftyILuvUGang
13:52
with the any italicized for further venom
ClassyPleasantHeron
13:52
Okay, so Wake Forest IS being weasely. That makes more sense.
TenFiftyILuvUGang
13:53
They also say no scholarship money for WL admits, and that if you hang on until orientation week, usually a seat or two opens up
13:53
i mean at least they're being honest rather than leaving everyone wondering
TenFiftyILuvUGang
13:54
thats the only credit u can give them
seton hall full tuition scholarship but conditional on getting a 2.33. Any advice? seems easy but idk about the curves etc
14:09
take it bro tht's barely a condition
14:09
you could always negotiate it though
Can someone send the ranking predictions again
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