Graduate School Admission Results

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March 2006

ECON, University Of Wisconsin, Madison It is said wisc-mad is as competive as chicago. Only 1/4 can graduate. Bless all.

Added on March 11, 2006

Accepted on 11 Mar International PhD

Political Science, University Of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (UNC) Post marked 3/7. I\'m getting rejected all over the place!

Added on March 10, 2006

Rejected on 10 Mar American PhD

Economics, George Mason University w/o fund - all funding people has been notifed

Added on March 10, 2006

Accepted on 10 Mar International PhD

Economics, Columbia University Just got an email telling me that they've made all their decisions and sent them by snail mail. Tells me to expect a mail within the next couple of weeks. This email was a reply to an email where I asked what my status was.

Added on March 10, 2006

Interview International PhD

Electrical Engineering, Yale University Letter sent March 2 $25500 Stipend (I think all Eng. students get this though)

Added on March 10, 2006

Accepted on 11 Mar International PhD

Management Science And Engineering, Stanford University Bless all

Added on March 10, 2006

Accepted on 10 Mar International PhD

Economics, Tinbergen Institute All Tinbergen PhD students must have a Tinbergen MPhil degree and receive. My offer does not include fellowship for the first year. Second year in MPhil allows for various other sources of funding in the programme. All admitted Tinbergen PhD students are hired by the TI as research assistants with an annual salary of 30,000 euros. This decision was supposedly notified 10 days ago by e-mail but somehow I did not receive such message.

Added on March 10, 2006

Accepted on 28 Feb International Masters

Physics, University Of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) The only University which doesn't consider waiving fee for me. Thus, they didn't consider my application at all.

Added on March 08, 2006

Other International PhD

Sociology, University Of California, Berkeley (UCB) I emailed them. They have sent out all their acceptance and if you have not got one, you are rejected officially.

Added on March 08, 2006

Rejected on 9 Mar International PhD

Economics, Stanford University In at Harvard, out at Stanford--it's all a crap shoot, so don't feel bad, or good for that matter.

Added on March 07, 2006

Rejected on 7 Mar American PhD

English, Columbia University Doesn't ANYONE get into this program? I should've known from the snarly emails they sent in response to my initial queries that this was the mother of all long shots...

Added on March 07, 2006

Rejected on 6 Mar American PhD

Physics, University Of California, San Diego (UCSD) WTH! Didn't expect this one at all!

Added on March 07, 2006

Rejected on 7 Mar International PhD

EECS, University Of California, Irvine (UCI) I am disappointed at all!!!

Added on March 07, 2006

Rejected on 8 Mar International Masters

Mathematics, University Of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) No funding. Nothing at all. What a joke! I got accepted from much better universities with fellowships anyway, so don't care.

Added on March 06, 2006

Accepted on 7 Mar International PhD

Economics, Stanford University Same thing as usual, damnit I should've applied to lower tier schools and not all top 10. My happiness is inversely proportional to getting rejected.

Added on March 06, 2006

Rejected on 6 Mar American PhD

Mathematics, New York University (NYU) No money at all. none.

Added on March 03, 2006

Accepted on 3 Mar American PhD

American Studies, Yale University I called and asked if all admitted students had been notified. They had. No official word yet, though.

Added on March 03, 2006

Rejected on 3 Mar American PhD

Government, Harvard University it seems like faculty are contacting admitted students all this week, but the official email notification has yet to be sent out.

Added on March 03, 2006

Accepted on 28 Feb American PhD

English Literature, CUNY Graduate Center I did not submit all of my supplementals because I decided not to continue with the application process, but they sent the letter anyway.

Added on March 03, 2006

Rejected on 3 Mar American PhD

History, Columbia University sigh It wasn't my first choice, but now all I have to select from are "second tier" schools. :(

Added on March 02, 2006

Rejected on 2 Mar International PhD

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March 2006

ECON, University Of Wisconsin, Madison It is said wisc-mad is as competive as chicago. Only 1/4 can graduate. Bless all.

Political Science, University Of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (UNC) Post marked 3/7. I\'m getting rejected all over the place!

Economics, George Mason University w/o fund - all funding people has been notifed

Economics, Columbia University Just got an email telling me that they've made all their decisions and sent them by snail mail. Tells me to expect a mail within the next couple of weeks. This email was a reply to an email where I asked what my status was.

Electrical Engineering, Yale University Letter sent March 2 $25500 Stipend (I think all Eng. students get this though)

Management Science And Engineering, Stanford University Bless all

Physics, University Of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) The only University which doesn't consider waiving fee for me. Thus, they didn't consider my application at all.

Sociology, University Of California, Berkeley (UCB) I emailed them. They have sent out all their acceptance and if you have not got one, you are rejected officially.

Economics, Stanford University In at Harvard, out at Stanford--it's all a crap shoot, so don't feel bad, or good for that matter.

English, Columbia University Doesn't ANYONE get into this program? I should've known from the snarly emails they sent in response to my initial queries that this was the mother of all long shots...

Physics, University Of California, San Diego (UCSD) WTH! Didn't expect this one at all!

EECS, University Of California, Irvine (UCI) I am disappointed at all!!!

Mathematics, University Of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) No funding. Nothing at all. What a joke! I got accepted from much better universities with fellowships anyway, so don't care.

Economics, Stanford University Same thing as usual, damnit I should've applied to lower tier schools and not all top 10. My happiness is inversely proportional to getting rejected.

Mathematics, New York University (NYU) No money at all. none.

American Studies, Yale University I called and asked if all admitted students had been notified. They had. No official word yet, though.

Government, Harvard University it seems like faculty are contacting admitted students all this week, but the official email notification has yet to be sent out.

English Literature, CUNY Graduate Center I did not submit all of my supplementals because I decided not to continue with the application process, but they sent the letter anyway.

History, Columbia University sigh It wasn't my first choice, but now all I have to select from are "second tier" schools. :(

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March 2006

ECON, University Of Wisconsin, Madison It is said wisc-mad is as competive as chicago. Only 1/4 can graduate. Bless all.

Political Science, University Of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (UNC) Post marked 3/7. I\'m getting rejected all over the place!

Economics, George Mason University w/o fund - all funding people has been notifed

Economics, Columbia University Just got an email telling me that they've made all their decisions and sent them by snail mail. Tells me to expect a mail within the next couple of weeks. This email was a reply to an email where I asked what my status was.

Electrical Engineering, Yale University Letter sent March 2 $25500 Stipend (I think all Eng. students get this though)

Management Science And Engineering, Stanford University Bless all

Physics, University Of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) The only University which doesn't consider waiving fee for me. Thus, they didn't consider my application at all.

Sociology, University Of California, Berkeley (UCB) I emailed them. They have sent out all their acceptance and if you have not got one, you are rejected officially.

Economics, Stanford University In at Harvard, out at Stanford--it's all a crap shoot, so don't feel bad, or good for that matter.

English, Columbia University Doesn't ANYONE get into this program? I should've known from the snarly emails they sent in response to my initial queries that this was the mother of all long shots...

Physics, University Of California, San Diego (UCSD) WTH! Didn't expect this one at all!

EECS, University Of California, Irvine (UCI) I am disappointed at all!!!

Mathematics, University Of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) No funding. Nothing at all. What a joke! I got accepted from much better universities with fellowships anyway, so don't care.

Economics, Stanford University Same thing as usual, damnit I should've applied to lower tier schools and not all top 10. My happiness is inversely proportional to getting rejected.

Mathematics, New York University (NYU) No money at all. none.

American Studies, Yale University I called and asked if all admitted students had been notified. They had. No official word yet, though.

Government, Harvard University it seems like faculty are contacting admitted students all this week, but the official email notification has yet to be sent out.

English Literature, CUNY Graduate Center I did not submit all of my supplementals because I decided not to continue with the application process, but they sent the letter anyway.

History, Columbia University *sigh* It wasn't my first choice, but now all I have to select from are "second tier" schools. :(

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History, Columbia University sigh It wasn't my first choice, but now all I have to select from are "second tier" schools. :(