Does it really take 4-6 weeks?

[FoxwithEars]

Hi, just had my interview the other day and I am very anxious for their response. I was just wondering if it really does take 4-6 weeks to contact you back. Anyone??:thumbsup2

[NicoleRose]

some people have found out in as little as 8 days and i think people who interviewed right away are still finding out now that they got accepted. so i would say 8 days to 6 weeks haha

[americangeiko]

I had an interview roughly a week ago, and I was sent an acceptance letter today. Now, I'm also an alumni, so that probably helped too.

[Disney_Princess_89]

I'm an alumni too and it took about 3 weeks for me :rotfl:
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I guess it varies with everyone... it depends on how backed up they are too...

[houseofmouse89]

Not necessarily... my interviewer told me 4-6 weeks but I found out in 12 days that I was accepted. Thank goodness for that Disney magic!!!:dance3:

[CursedCarolers]

Haha I've heard of cases from anywhere between minimum 7 days and maximum 7 weeks.

I'd say set the date for 7 weeks and hope it comes before then. And I'm almost positive it will. haha.

[MTEPCOT55]

It took 2 weeks & 6 days for me!

[bekah1477]

4 weeks and 2 days and im still waiting...

[lilbit08]

it's been 4 weeks and 4 days for me today and still nothing...i was sent a pending final decision email 3 weeks ago tomorrow.

[americangeiko]

I'm beginning to wonder what people applied for. I know those who do entertainment auditions often have longer waits than others because they have to do things like give you a color rating and see how competitive your height range is.

[DOasDREAMERSdo]

I'm beginning to wonder what people applied for. I know those who do entertainment auditions often have longer waits than others because they have to do things like give you a color rating and see how competitive your height range is.

Entertainment auditions aren't until early November if I'm remembering correctly, but this year they are doing things a bit different where if you are auditioning, your recruiter has the option to "save" you a spot in a different role until your audition. From what I understand, if you've been accepted into another role and pass the audition, you're in entertainment. If not, you'll have the role you were originally accepted for.

[americangeiko]

Entertainment auditions aren't until early November if I'm remembering correctly, but this year they are doing things a bit different where if you are auditioning, your recruiter has the option to "save" you a spot in a different role until your audition. From what I understand, if you've been accepted into another role and pass the audition, you're in entertainment. If not, you'll have the role you were originally accepted for.

They've change a lot of the program's protocols since I was last in. I think it's great, but the auditions are so late!

[Kish]

No not exactly...I had my interview on the 24th and I received my acceptance letter today, 4 days later!! and I was told id find in 4-6 weeks, don't know how that happened, but it's possible to find out early..good luck :)

[Pecobill]

It's been 4 weeks for me today and still nothing.

[Simple_Motions]

All the CareerStart kids are waiting :guilty: