Really, it depends on where you are on the waitlist, and whether or not the people who were accepted are likely to accept or decline their admission. I was put on hold at both Emory and South this year during early admission, then later admitted to both. Emory was my first choice, and luckily I think a few people who were admitted chose Case over Emory, making room for me. So it could happen. I didn't apply to Nova so I don't know how many people are applying and would prefer to go somewhere else. Try feeling out what the general consensus seems to be from other applicants or on these boards, or if you feel confident, maybe call and ask for more specific details about your relative height on the list, etc.

During the 2011 admissions cycle, I was waitlisted at the Tampa program (I didn't receive an interview offer from the Fort Lauderdale campus). Unfortunately, I never heard back from Nova after that, but that's not to say that your experience will absolutely mirror mine.

Do you mind telling me your stats (GRE, GPA, health care experience, etc.) along with which program you were waitlisted at? Also, why do you feel you were waitlisted? Did your interview not go as smoothly as it could've?

Good luck on getting in off the waitlist.