Graduate School Admission Results

No comment on financial aid, will sadly be a no if this is the case.

Waived the GRE. 2 years of work experience. $10k in funding. Super excited about this program!

Received an email asking if I would like to be added to the official waitlist. Replied saying yes. Will see what happens in the next few weeks.

w/ $13,500 in merit scholarship. JD w/ 8 years of work experience and significant non-profit volunteerism

To the GA Tech applicant below. Good catch!. Yes, I got the same. However, I don't know what that means if it means anything. I was never interviewed. I also haven't heard regarding my application.

notified to check portal - notice of rejection

International student, no GRE submitted, not so high GPA. Went to a top prestigious university in South Korea and studied Liberal Arts. I lived abroad for 17 years. Strong SOP and LORs.

After being waitlisted last year, I was rejected this year. Best of luck to the MAGES students and anyone who is thinking about applying should still apply, regardless of GPA or background.

So relived!!! Now I can sleep at night

email from program director stating I should receive an official letter of acceptance in the coming days! no word on funding though

Hey congrats to the person who got accepted to this program! I graduated from here and found since then the program has been crumbling apart and undergoing some changes in the administrative level. It's a highly selective, yet poorly designed masters program with no thesis and there aren't many funded PI's. They do not prepare you well for jobs, PhD, or MD/DO programs. But if you care about the Hoya name then by all means come! I had a great time in DC. Some tips if you decide to go here: try to get strong relevant research in your undergrad lab until the August you start classes otherwise you might not even get research opportunities. The Microbio department prioritizes Biohaz students over Microbio and Policy. There are a ton more resources for Biohaz students. If you're dead set on GU, I'd suggest the Biohaz program and taking Microbio classes as electives. Students in that program work in the government (FBI & DOD) and got into highly selective research programs and MD and PhD programs. Talk to the Director and other alumni and see what's the best option for you. Congrats again!

Email to check portal.

They said they chose another student because I cannot qualify for American grants...

With fellowship and scholarship.

I received an email telling me that there was an update to my application. I then logged onto the application portal where a letter was posted from the Dean of Graduate Admissions informing me that I had been waitlisted.