Graduate School Admission Results

Canadian undergrad

Canadian Undergrad from U of Sask: B.A. Anthropology = 3.9 GPA B.Sc Biochemistry = 3.7 GPA Masters from Carleton Univ GPA = 3.7

I was so happy when I received an email notification indicating that i've been accepted to the MHE program. I have proudly accepted the admission offer. I don't recall my undergraduate GPA as i've graduated 3 years ago. I completed two bachelors while garnering 6 years of work experience during the time I was completing my undergraduate degrees. I was fortunate to have worked in different areas of the health care sector (hospital, government, community etc.) and listed those experiences on my resume during submission. I wish all of you the best of luck to those who applied for the program. I hope all of you receive your results soon :)

From Amirkabir University. with Grad assistant ship ( stipend : $5250 for a year). think I have to pay about 20K for both tuition ( 50% US resident) and living expenses. I may not accept.

Canadian applicant from u of t, accepted off the waitlist. 3.2 gpa, very strong references and letter of intent with solid experience.Best of luck to those still on the waitlist!

Is there anyone who hasn't receive anything from LTI now? I apply for PhD/MS program in Language and Information Technologies, but haven't received any information now. According to other posts, LTI often releases both accept and rejection result together

Accepted with funding via email.

Shocked to have been waitlisted, one of my reach schools with a GPA of 3.43 and low GRE quant.

Accepted with no funding (yet, I hope). International student from Chile, background in energy.

email to check website, I submitted two gre scores, the one list above, and 161v/165q/5w. The interview went great. I went to a midwest school in the us ranked around 200th. I did research at CMU for REU in the Math department, I assume my LOR are decent. I will likely not go to this program given the cost of it (it's my last program due to to cost, sadly...) The school is wonderful and I love everything about it, but I really wanna get into their economics Ph.D program.

50% Tuition.

Good luck to those who got in.

Had a strong professional experience working in a developing country right after undergrad for 2 years, solid letters of rec, SOPs, and quantitative/language resume. If you can counter weak scores/grades with even stronger work experience, personal statements, etc. SIPA will definitely consider. Didn't think I had a shot but got accepted to Georgetown SFS and Hopkins SAIS as well.

MENG

Have all the admits been out?

Undergrad from small liberal arts college. 3.65 GPA, 165V, 162Q, 5.5W. 4.5 years of work experience at time of application. Full ride to MPP at the Batten School. Hard to say no but decided on somewhere with full funding, stipend, and more focus on international development. 9a/1r.