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March 2009
Cinema And Media Studies, University Of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Phoned them today to find out what gives. They've already made decisions and notified the internal UCLA students and they're just now deliberating on the external candidates. Noncommittal on decision date, just said it should come this month ("What month is it? March?"). Gee, thanks for all the specifics!
Added on March 17, 2009
Classical And Near Eastern Studies, University Of Minnesota, Twin Cities To last poster for this program: I haven't heard anything yet either. I believe the University of Minnesota is on Spring Break from March 16th through the 20th, so we probably won't hear anything during this week at all.
Added on March 16, 2009
Public Policy, University Of Chicago - Harris School To poster below: I've heard nothing today, and I venture to say no one else has - unless not one applicant on gradcafe got in. Frankly, I'm really unimpressed with the whole operation there. In addition to the frustration they're causing all of us now, I found them to be flaky very early on in the application process as well. Emails with legitimate questions about the program and the application process went unanswered; every time I called no one picked up; and it took them almost a month to update my application status. It's as if no one actually works there!
Added on March 16, 2009
Philosophy, New School For Social Research Dr. Jay Bernstein left a message on my answering machine congratulating me on being accepted (there was also a follow-up email). No word, yet, on funding. I am considering 4 other offers, all fully funded, so I am eager to see what NSSR offers. Still, NSSR is a great place, and I am very delighted.
Added on March 16, 2009
Government / Political Science, Columbia GSAS Maliciously left hanging a week after other rejections went out! To future applicants, take heed: Columbia may string some of you along, days, even weeks -- all the while giving obscure, even optimistic responses to your personal queries -- before delivering the final, perfunctory CHOP. WOE BETIDE THEM!
Added on March 15, 2009
