We need help conducting interviews within the next three weeks! If you have an extra hour or two you can spare between now and February 1, please email us at apap@wustl.edu to let us know. Please specify if you would like to conduct interviews: within your committee area within the eastern half of the US […]
Undergraduate students will be back on campus on January 31 after completing the first two weeks of the semester online. For the most up-to-date information about what is happening on campus, visit https://covid19.washu.edu/
For the next several weeks, the Admissions Committee will be reviewing applications. Early Decision II applicants will receive their admissions decisions by February 14 and Regular Decision applicants will receive their admissions decisions by April 1. APAP members who interviewed admitted students will receive an email explaining how to view the decisions on the APAP […]
All training resources for APAP volunteers are in the Member Resources section of the APAP website. In order to access this section, you will need your WUSTL key and password. If you need help retrieving or setting up your WUSTL key, please contact APAP. How to Conduct an APAP Interview is required reading for […]
Over 3,000 applicants are waiting for APAP interviews! You can sign up to conduct additional interviews outside of your committee area by logging in to the Volunteer Portal and updating your APAP Activities (see image at right). Please know that interview volume is at its peak right now. You may receive multiple assignments from your […]
Early Decision II: Application deadline for students is January 4 (please encourage talented students to apply). APAP Interview Report Forms are due by January 15 (although earlier is always appreciated). Students receive admissions decisions by February 14. Regular Decision: Application deadline for students is January 4 (please encourage talented students to apply). APAP Interview Report […]
Diversity exists in a large variety of forms. Students often want to know what communities and resources WashU has to offer for their identities. It’s best, however, never to assume a student’s identity. Instead, speak first on WashU’s stance on diversity and resources in a general way. Then, feel free to follow up by asking students […]
Be sure to check out the current issue of Washington magazine, which is sent by mail and also available online. There is a great story about Varuni Kumara, AB ’96, chair of the San Antonio APAP committee, and her friendship with 2021 graduate Summer McKenna that began at an admitted student reception hosted by Varuni in […]
Thank you to those of you who interviewed Early Decision I candidates. APAP volunteers offered interviews to 535 EDI applicants. We notified applicants about their admissions decisions last week and are thrilled to welcome the first members of the Class of 2026 (60 QuestBridge applicants and 701 Early Decision I applicants)! If you interviewed an […]
We hope that you have heard the great news that WashU has adopted a need-blind admissions policy. Ronné Turner, vice provost for admissions and financial aid explains what this means for applicants.