Graduate School Admission Results

Good luck to others :)

Nominated for Distinguished Graduate Fellowship in Humanities and Arts and offered teaching assistantship with full tuition waiver and partial campus fee waiver, and nine-month University Fellowship

I am a masters applicant, but the same thing also happens to me. I guess "accept admission" tab shows to all of the applicants.

Status changed to Under Review (I'm a Canadian student with Canadian degrees)

Contacted by PI saying my application has been favorably reviewed. Received an invitation to next month's departmental symposium, which I assume will include an informal interview of some sort.

Art History GPA just below cut off, but I believe my CV, writing sample, statement and recs, more than made up the difference.

Very strange experience with UMD. I waited for any kind of notification and was rejected the very last minute, basically a day before I had to make a decision between the programs I had been accepted in. Perhaps I was on some kind of waitlist? Or, maybe they just forgot to send me a rejection...

UCSB is strange, it invites all of the potentially accepted candidates to the open house without a definitive answer. Nevertheless, I was accepted but ended up choosing another school.

Was waitlisted earlier in the year, but was able to get off of it. Will be attending! Too bad I was not able to visit during the open house.

Honestly ridiculous this took so long. Already accepted a PhD position elsewhere!

To the Modern European History Masters student who answered my previous question on the OCCDP studentship: Do you know how long ago Oxford people were notified? Did they give them an approximate timeline? Thank you! :)

Couldnt they let the applicants know earlier?

Does someone know anything about funding for the Humanities? When will we be notified if we have received funding, for instance the OOCDP studentship?

accepted off waitlist

I already accepted elsewhere, but it's pretty rude to not notify until after April 15. 3a/0w/1r/0p