University Of Chicago Graduate School Admission Results

rejected off the waitlist

4.0/4.0 GPA, first paper author paper published, multiple research experiences and award/grant received during undergraduate. I don't know what's going on with the department, perhaps they disfavour international applicants.

Ignore the Waitlist: have any of the international applicants received an update/decision? I still haven't heard back from the program. Does this imply that I've been rejected/waitlisted? Thank you!

Ignore the Waitlist: have any of the international applicants received an update/decision? I still haven't heard back from the program. About 2-3 weeks ago got an email stating that "An update has been made to your application", but I see no changes on the portal.

Is anyone get the result?

Is anyone get the result?

Rejected off the waitlist.

2a/1w/5r

Got off the waitlist! There is still hope for us waitlisters! Im waiting to hear back from two other waitlist still 1a/7r/2w

To previous post I'm glad you reapplied and got good news. That does not excuse people sitting on multiple offers only to decline making it so late schools are not able to make offers to those on waitlists. So please decline peeps. You can at least narrow down to 1/2 + your waitlist. :)))

Let's all calm down. No one is sitting on offers because they're greedy. More than likely, the applicants holding out are on waitlists themselves, so they can't safely decline their current offers. Also, for the record, it's false that no new pertinent information comes out this late in the cycle. I recieved a fellowship offer today that broke a four-way tie between schools that had accepted or waitlisted me, and I'll be withdrawing from three of them this afternoon. Moreover, choosing between schools is an intrinsically difficult and enormously consequential decision. Applicants have every right to take their time. (And, by the way, they have every right to negotiate for more funding. Doing a PhD is no walk in the park, financially speaking.) I understand how difficult it is to be without an offer: I recieved nothing but rejections when I applied back in 2021, and I was devastated. But I am happy to report that life goes on, and there will be more opportunities to apply. Be happy for the applicants with multiple offers. They probably all but killed themselves for the last four to six years to pull that off. Don't resent them for it. Take a deep breath, drink a glass of water, take a nap if you can, and find something meaningful to occupy you until next Saturday.

Admitted off the waitlist. Sociocultural stream. 4.0 MA GPA

Solid-State & Nanotechnology track

Applied by 3/15 deadline. Recevied decision via email on 4/7. No interview. Currently BFA at NYU Game Center

Received an email from the department. They told me I have been recommended for admission to their PhD program, to Graduate Education and Postdoctoral Affairs (GEPA), and ask me to make admission decision by April 15th. But GEPA needs to deal with 12-15 working days with the official offer, so it will be after April 15th when I get the official offer, and I need to decline the offer from other universities. Dose anyone know if I will definitely receive an official offer after receiving the department nomination? If so, I will accept the offer and decline the other offers, and release some positions.

We have reviewed your application to our Physics and Astronomy Graduate Program at the University of Kentucky. I am sorry, but we decided not to admit you into our program. This year was very competitive, and we have very few openings. We wish you success in your future endeavors.

Wait-listed for the TA position but they said that odds are good they move "considerably down our waiting list." Email said they'd know more closer to the April 15th deadline.

Awarded ride scholarship + stipend. BSc Physics + CS @ NYU Abu Dhabi Tech Startup Founder Physics Researcher