Graduate School Admission Results

I was wondering what the poster below has heard about the program? I know someone currently in the program and she really likes it...she did say that it's the hardest thing she has done..but this can be expected from a lot of programs. She mentioned that you're thrown into clinical after the first week which can make it more difficult than other programs that wait until second semester, but overall she likes the program..she said it's a small program (17 in her class) so everyone in the program is really close..and if you're from CT it's a great price for a high ranking program..I'm from CT so due to my finances I'm trying to decide between here and Southern CT

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Whatevs. Got into several better schools anyway.

Got a straight accept without interview back in February. I accepted that offer today.

Three year program, no funding or assistantship though (not until the second year at the very least)

Waitlisted same as below . To the post below, did you know how many people are waitlisted and how many they recruit?

Unofficial email with scholarship info.

For those waitlisted, do you plan on staying on the waitlist? I wonder how long the waitlist is.... I really want to go here. Fingers crosses!

Some top conference papers.

Seriously? Oh well. I've been accepted to Boulder, Washington, and Purdue. Plus I just got awarded the NSF GRFP fellowship.

I don't know if you were asking about me, but I'm the VA poster. I applied in July and interviewed January 22. The suspense is killing me. I've been rejected from 6 schools, waitlisted at 2, and this is my only hope.

from SUT-got an email to check the website after 8pm

" We have done our first round of admissions, you are on the wait list at this point meaning you may or may not be recommended depending on the previously recommended applicants. I do not know at this point when or if we will admit more students. "