Physics Graduate School Admission Results

ApJ paper in prep. Applied for PhD program (and their funding) with astroparticle physics advisors, was deferred to Master's program (with no funding offers) and assigned the graduate program director as my "initial advisor" (nanoscience research). Sorry on the late notifications, but I emailed the director to inquire about funding and haven't heard anything. I saw there was a physics PhD rejection so I'm wondering if anyone else got deferred and if there might be a pathway to a MTU PhD. I'm still waiting to hear back from post-baccs and funded master's so my decision is still pending

International. Applied to HEP-TH.

reason of rejection: Limitations on enrollment.

Agony of suspense is over, at least for this, 5 more expectations still on the way. Anyway, best of luck to everyone.

Ignore status. I didn't receive any decision in my portal till now. is there anyone like me? when will we hear from them

Anyone still waiting for JHU? I confirmed that I was on the waitlist by writing to the PI interviewed me. Never heard from the admission office.

Wrote to the department and was informed NORTHEASTERN WILL BE TAKING NO PHYSICS PH.D. STUDENTS THIS YEAR. Would've been nice to know earlier. Can't believe I spent $100 and weeks of my time on this.

Ignore status. Is there anyone else who is still waiting for the decision from NYU?

No, email. Happened to check page.

IELTS 7.0, MSc 3.25, Papers 3. Thought so.

6 years industry research experience, 2 years academic research experience, 1 publication (3rd author), 1 conference presentation (march meeting) My to-be PI and the admissions chair emailed me on March 12 saying that I was on a 50 person waitlist. The chair said there were financial concerns and were cutting admissions (combination of high admission rate last year and federal funding). I followed up on 4/14 in the morning and heard from the chair around 10 pm MDT that I will not be admitted. I'm very disappointed because my PI and I had been working together for over 6 months developing a research plan. We got along well and I was excited to work on the project.