Graduate School Admission Results

Not sure if I will accept but this is the only option yet 0a/5r\r\n\r\n\"You are receiving this letter as you applied to Rutgers' PhD program in Economics. Although we have decided not to offer you admission to our PhD program, we would like offer you admission to our preparatory Master's program.\r\nOur Master's program is designed to provide the necessary skills in mathematics, statistics, and computational methods that will allow you to be successful in a rigorous Ph.D. program such as ours.\r\n\r\nThe Masters' program has the following basic structure:\r\n\r\nSemester 1 (Fall) – 4 classes (Introduction to Mathematical Methods for Economics, Introduction to Statistical Methods for Econometrics, Introduction to Computational Methods for Economics, Microeconomic Theory)\r\nSemester 2 (Spring) – Macroeconomic theory 3 electives\r\nSemester 3 (Fall) – For those do the PhD preparatory track, 4 classes in the first year Ph.D. sequence. \r\nAt the end of Semester 3 you have the option of applying for admission into the Ph.D. program at Rutgers. If accepted you would take the second semester of the Ph.D. program and move into the program without delay. You also have the option of applying to other programs as well. \r\n\r\nNote that at the end of Semester 2 you may decide that the Ph.D. is not for you after all. There will be many electives that are designed to give you the skills to move into the private sector as an Economist. Our program will specialize in data science and applied econometrics.\r\n\r\nWe have admitted you into our MA program as that saves you from reapplying and paying an extra application fee. We hope that you consider our offer.\r\n\r\nFor more information about the Masters' program at Rutgers please consult our

Not sure if I will accept but this is the only option yet 0a/5r "You are receiving this letter as you applied to Rutgers' PhD program in Economics. Although we have decided not to offer you admission to our PhD program, we would like offer you admission to our preparatory Master's program. Our Master's program is designed to provide the necessary skills in mathematics, statistics, and computational methods that will allow you to be successful in a rigorous Ph.D. program such as ours. The Masters' program has the following basic structure: Semester 1 (Fall) – 4 classes (Introduction to Mathematical Methods for Economics, Introduction to Statistical Methods for Econometrics, Introduction to Computational Methods for Economics, Microeconomic Theory) Semester 2 (Spring) – Macroeconomic theory + 3 electives Semester 3 (Fall) – For those do the PhD preparatory track, 4 classes in the first year Ph.D. sequence. At the end of Semester 3 you have the option of applying for admission into the Ph.D. program at Rutgers. If accepted you would take the second semester of the Ph.D. program and move into the program without delay. You also have the option of applying to other programs as well. Note that at the end of Semester 2 you may decide that the Ph.D. is not for you after all. There will be many electives that are designed to give you the skills to move into the private sector as an Economist. Our program will specialize in data science and applied econometrics. We have admitted you into our MA program as that saves you from reapplying and paying an extra application fee. We hope that you consider our offer. For more information about the Masters' program at Rutgers please consult our webpage: https://economics.rutgers.edu/academics/graduate/ma-program"

Generic rejection email

Generic email from grad school

Yes, that is a 159 quant score, and a 167 verbal score. Bit of an unusual background. Math wise: no RA, but the other usual suspects (calc, LA diffeq, proofs, etc) and a bunch of masters level mathematics courses (e.g. math stats, numerical optimization). Good letters, and a couple of years of research. 1a/0r/1w/6p

Recommended for admission. 1a/4r/1w/6p. Attended UIUC as an undergraduate, 2 year RA at Federal Reserve. Full funding + tuition waiver

I regret to inform you that the faculty in the program you applied to has not recommended you for admission to Emory University's Laney Graduate School. This year's pool of applicants was both very large and highly competitive, and our review of applicants' credentials and interests left us with difficult decisions. Graduate admissions decisions are based on the applicants' preparation for advanced study and on judgments about their strength relative to other applicants in the pool. The deliberations also consider how applicants and their proposed areas of study and research match up with faculty and with other resources and opportunities available at Emory over the next several years. All applicants' files, including yours, received a thorough review, and after careful consideration we have decided not to extend you an offer of admission. If you have any questions about the decision, please contact your program directly. Thank you for your interest, and for taking the time to apply to the Laney Graduate School at Emory University. I am sure you are pursuing other options as well, and wish you all the best in your future endeavors. Sincerely, Lisa A. Tedesco Lisa A. Tedesco, Ph.D. Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, Graduate Studies Dean, James T. Laney School of Graduate Studies

Not surprised at all.

Reached out to dyson-ms-phd@cornell.edu and received an automatic response which indicated 'Admission decisions should start being released in late February' - i.e. pretty much any day now!

GPA is from masters. Gonna reject

Email to check website. Generic rejection letter

TPB: Many congratulations on your acceptance to UI-UC. I'm curious if you could share your profile details such as GRE scores, grad gpa, work ex etc, if possible?

Recommended for admission.

Recommended for admission.

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Recommended for admission with full funding