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April 2023
Philosophy, Harvard University Recieved a fax from Harvard, they told me my application was incorrectly flagged as a rejection. This is the happiest that I’ve ever been this week. When I saw the Harvard Letterhead, I began to weep—the stogie that I had previously lit and left unattended had filled the room with a rolling smoke, causing the aforementioned tears. I could barely see through the smoke to make out the typeface that Harvard uses. EB Garamond—typical. Most people don’t take the time to notice these kinds of things, but when you get as many acceptances as I do, you begin to appreciate the small stuff. I don’t plan on accepting anytime soon—I have a meaty handful of acceptances, and I’ve got my pudgie little fingers in a handful of waitlists. I plan on using them all as leverage so I can get Harvard to reimburse me for the cost of moving my man-servant to Cambridge. Has anyone heard from Rice? Signed, Lian Brieter 10a, 7w,0r,1p.
Added on April 08, 2023
Philosophy, University Of Notre Dame Let's all calm down. No one is sitting on offers because they're greedy. More than likely, the applicants holding out are on waitlists themselves, so they can't safely decline their current offers. Also, for the record, it's false that no new pertinent information comes out this late in the cycle. I recieved a fellowship offer today that broke a four-way tie between schools that had accepted or waitlisted me, and I'll be withdrawing from three of them this afternoon. Moreover, choosing between schools is an intrinsically difficult and enormously consequential decision. Applicants have every right to take their time. (And, by the way, they have every right to negotiate for more funding. Doing a PhD is no walk in the park, financially speaking.) I understand how difficult it is to be without an offer: I recieved nothing but rejections when I applied back in 2021, and I was devastated. But I am happy to report that life goes on, and there will be more opportunities to apply. Be happy for the applicants with multiple offers. They probably all but killed themselves for the last four to six years to pull that off. Don't resent them for it. Take a deep breath, drink a glass of water, take a nap if you can, and find something meaningful to occupy you until next Saturday.
Added on April 07, 2023
Philosophy, University Of Wisconsin-Milwaukee I agree with the mutiny happening here. If you have an offer just take it! Spoke with multiple grad coordinators who have said there’s been almost no movement. You’re all waiting for something “betterâ€. In the end the deadline will come and waitlisted people with no offers will suffer. If you have an offer please accept it and do something kind for your fellow aspiring philosopher.
Added on April 07, 2023
Philosophy, Any Alright people, make your decisions if you have an offer!! Let the dominos fall! No one is moving off any waitlists because no one is accepting an offer because they want to come off the waitlist, we're at a stalemate. If you have a good offer from a top program just f'ing accept it so we can all move on! Notice how philosophy has had no updates here or the fb page??? Someone has to just suck it up and go to their #2. Some people don't even have ONE acceptance and need waitlist movement, don't be a greedy A-hole.
Added on April 06, 2023
Comparative Thought And Literature, Johns Hopkins University I reached out to the DGS after not hearing anything for a full month after I saw other rejections for this program posted here. I asked if there was any feedback or reason for the delay. All they could tell me was that it's a small program and they only accept 2 students a year. I wish I could've known earlier so I could give my other programs an answer and it just felt like they forgot to notify me.
Added on April 06, 2023
Comparative Thought And Literature, Jo I reached out to the DGS after not hearing anything for a full month after I saw other rejections for this program posted here. I asked if there was any feedback or reason for the delay. All they could tell me was that it's a small program and they only accept 2 students a year. I wish I could've known earlier so I could give my other programs an answer and it just felt like they forgot to notify me.
Added on April 06, 2023
Speech Language Pathology, University Of Texas At Austin Hello! I was wondering if there was a facebook page or groupme for all admitted applicants! Congrats to all! For next years applicants :) -4.0 GPA -1+yr. Research in related field -Out of State -2+yr. volunteer and internship in the field
Added on April 05, 2023
Clinical Health Psychology, University Of Michigan (Dearborn) No GRE submitted. No email yet. I just happened to check the portal, where I saw "Your Decision is ready" waiting to get some info on funding before I make a decision. Good Luck to all!
Added on April 05, 2023
Management Of Technology, TU Delft, Netherlands Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering, major in Automation and Design, from a German university (national rank #20, QS rank ~#400). Top 5 graduating students with a 2.0 German scale GPA (about 3.3 in US scale, not too high GPA but consider to be quite a high GPA for a mechanical degree) 2 years of work experience as an Industrial Engineer (specializing in Digitalization projects). No GRE Quite surprised & happy with the results. Thinking my profile wasn't competitive enough, but I followed the motivation letter guideline on the website closely ( I think that's what get my admission). Waiting for the scholarships announcement Good luck to all future applicants
Added on April 04, 2023
Civil And Environmental Engineering, Cornell University Can we all please send emails to cornel civil engineering department? It’s April 5th already and radio silence. If anyone from the department is here, I would like to point out that having a February first deadline is extremely problematic. It is best to have an early deadline and release decisions on time too, than this stunt Cornell is playing.
Added on April 04, 2023
Communication Sciences And Disorders, University Of Redlands I am currently finishing up on my second semester in the graduate program at UoR. I was originally waitlisted and then accepted a few weeks later. Unfortunately, many of the professors have been extremely rude and unhelpful despite their "no question is a dumb question" motto. I would say that 25-40% of our cohort has considered dropping out/transferring because of the lack of assistance from these professors. I would highly encourage you all to reach out to someone that is currently in the programs you are considering before making your final decision.
Added on April 04, 2023
History, Syracuse University Same person who posted a waitlist like a week and a half ago. I was emailed on Friday an unofficial offer to Syracuse by the director and my advisor. Yesterday I received my official letter with information on funding and teaching assistantship. If anyone else is lurking for Syracuse do not give up hope, being waitlisted was the best thing that happened to me cause it got me here! There is hope for us all!
Added on April 04, 2023
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