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MALD, Tufts The Fletcher School O! Fletcher and it's silly MALD...nothing to do with law, little to do with diplomacy..a perfect degree for those who can't pass LSATs or have nothing to do with themselves after volunteering abroad or gaining "professional experience" of some sort while working those entry-level positions. Still, easiest of all IR and Foreign Affairs school to get into. I'm going for SIPA.
Added on September 23, 2008
June 2008
May 2008
Economics, City University Of New York (CUNY) Graduate Center I still haven't heard either. I emailed the department but no response so far, they are probably swamped with emails hence the no-response status. I don't know what's going on either, by going through the posts on gradcafe it appears that they are still plenty of students like myself yet to hear back. However, I am confident by June 10th all decisions will be made because its almost August.....
Added on May 29, 2008
Economics, City University Of New York (CUNY) Graduate Center To all of you CUNY guys yet to hear from the Economics PhD program. If you have another offer take it and run. I applied there last year and never heard back. They did not even bothered sending a rejection letter or anything of that sort. my friend applied as well but was admitted sometimes late in June.Thats ridiculous!!!If you email Thurston he does not replied to emails, I took one of his class when I was doing my undergrad at Queens College and he never replied to students email. CUNY is a good school but if you got other offers take them and don't wait for those guys out there. It appears that many of you guys are still waiting to hear about your status. Good luck!
Added on May 26, 2008
Economics, CUNY Graduate Center My guess is all you economics folks who have not heard are those on the waitlist for PhD, (and maybe someone who applied for the Masters, the deadline for which was mid April). CUNY seems to work on a later admit committee schedule than most other schools. Since their finals were last week,they should be more freed up by next week. I would e-mail Thurston if you don't hear ASAP (and if that doesn't work maybe organize a sit in.) It may turn out that funding is more of the issue rather than acceptance/rejection. Good Luck.
Added on May 25, 2008
Computer Science, University Of Waterloo We have finalized many decisions this week and last week. You should receive your official letter soon; we regret to inform you that your application our program was not successful. We reviewed your application very carefully and note several strong features. However, every year we receive a large number of applications from well qualified candidates and we are able to accept only a few because of the significant amount of time and resources faculty members commit to each graduate student. Thank you for your interest in our program and we wish you all the best in your future.
Added on May 20, 2008
Biomedical Engineering, Purdue University They have quite a high opinion of themselves..."we are a very selective program." Boston University and Northwestern are both more highly regarded in BME and were far more gracious in their rejections. I would advise future students NOT to apply to this program as all my communication and contact with them has been HIGHLY unsatisfactory.
Added on May 19, 2008
Economics, City University Of New York (CUNY) To the CUNY Econ poster below: How did you hear about your rejection? Did you email the department, or did you call or got a letter?I haven't heard yet and very worried now. I hope they still have offers to make. Anyone yet to receive a response from CUNY Economics please share your experience. This is probably the only Econ PhD program in the USA yet to inform all its applicants. Its getting very frustrating
Added on May 16, 2008
