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April 2024
Creative Writing Fiction, University Of California, Irvine 0a/1w/9r/3p.... it's looking bleak y'all. doesn't hurt bc i was expecting this one, but also kind of hurts bc it was one of my top choices :') but i've still got 3 left to hear from including my dream school. wishing everyone luck and congrats to all who got in :)
Added on April 08, 2024
Mechanical Engineering, UCLA Interviewed in January and the professor already told me that he wouldn't have any openings this year weeks ago, it was expected. If you did not graduate from the USA or best universities, people are not so interested in investing in you and expect you to have your own funding for the first year, particularly for the top universities. I already have a good offer and accepted it. To whoever reading this: rejection is not all about you but the system, funding, and openings. Never let any rejection define you! We are living in a world where drop-outs rule. It's all about shaping your own ideas and making them true. Continue with people who believe in you, are willing to invest in you, and do great things! - Cheers xoxo
Added on April 06, 2024
Statistics, University Of Pennsylvania Generic rejection, the odds were not in my favor. No research experience or publications. Currently employed full time as a statistician - might pursue a masters degree instead. Congrats to all who’ve been waitlisted and/or accepted!
Added on April 05, 2024
Culture And Performance, University Of California Los Angeles had an interview back in january and had almost lost hope. no email yet, just happened to check portal. 1a/0w/9r/0p. this was my third choice! so happy!!! congrats to all.
Added on April 05, 2024
East Asian Studies, University Of Oregon During the period between my undergraduate studies and this graduate application, I took a substantial break. It's worth noting that I already possess an MA from my undergraduate institution. Reflecting on my application process, I don't believe that having a graduate degree beforehand significantly contributed to my candidacy. Instead, I attribute the strength of my application to actively participating in conventions, presenting research, and networking, all of which enhanced my resume/CV.
Added on April 05, 2024
Applied Physics, Northwestern University Hi. Please decline NU ASAP if you have better choices. This waitlist is my only hope as I have been rejected by all the other 8 programs I have applied......(It is such a big disaster this year) Thanks for your kind help.
Added on April 05, 2024
Information, University Of Toronto Moved off the waitlist. This is my 5th year applying to Phd programs, in the past all rejections aside from one failed waitlist from truly mediocre schools. My advice is to just keep going, no matter how sad and frustrating this process is. If you just keep trying and working your ass off revising your SOP and sample, you will find the right place and advisor for you. It took me forever, but I am glad it did because ended up in this incredible program with the perfect advisor for my research. Lots of tears, anger, and frustration over the years. Good luck to everyone else who has been through it. Try again and again and again and again.
Added on April 04, 2024
Political Science, Temple University As of today, nobody has accepted Temple's (funded!) offer for the Poli Sci Phd Program - if you plan on not going here, can you please let them know? Some of us actually have this as our first choice school and are languishing on the waitlist. Y'all aren't being the people Mr. Rogers thought you could be.
Added on April 04, 2024
Environmental Health Sciences, University Of Massachusetts, Amherst Had an interview with the AdCom in January. "The faculty in the School of Public Health and Health Sciences have considered your application for admission to the Graduate School at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and have carefully evaluated all your supporting credentials. I regret to inform you, however, that they did not recommend your admission to the Doctor of Philosophy for the Fall 2024 semester. We receive many qualified applicants each year for a limited number of spaces. We appreciate the interest you have shown in the University of Massachusetts Amherst and wish you the best of luck as you continue your educational career."
Added on April 04, 2024
Philosophy, University Of Utah Hi everyone, since we only have eleven days until the acceptance deadline we should all help each other out and turn down any offers we won't accept and ask to be removed from any waitlists that we won't accept. I've turned down an offer, but I'm currently on six waitlists that I would accept prior to my current offers (I'm deciding between the two that I'm holding onto but will turn one of them down very soon). I am very stressed but if we all turn down the offers we don't want then we could start a chain reaction which could hopefully get a lot of people off of waitlists prior to the fifteenth. I, along with a lot of other people I'm guessing, really don't want to accept an offer on the fourteenth and hear back from a school that I'd prefer to go to on the fifteenth. Anyways, sorry for my rant, I'm sure you all understand. Regarding Utah, I was told that I was on the 'reserve list', or the hidden waitlist. So my odds don't look great there.
Added on April 03, 2024
Mechanical Engineering, Virginia Tech The ME department accepted me 3 weeks ago. Still haven't received the official letter. They said all international applications go through "an audit" and it hasn't been completed yet in my case. Does anyone know how long this "audit" takes?
Added on April 03, 2024
Computer Science, Syracuse University I appreciate your interest in attending graduate school at Syracuse University. After careful review and evaluation of your qualifications, I regret to inform you that we are unable to offer you admission to the Electrical and Computer Engineering, Ph.D. for Fall 2024 term. We received many outstanding applications, and the selection process was highly competitive. As such, please do not be disheartened by this decision, as it does not diminish the value of your accomplishments or potential. I encourage you to explore other opportunities and continue your pursuit of academic and professional growth. Indeed, many candidates who are not admitted are ultimately successful by finding another graduate program that is just the right the fit for them. Once again, I appreciate your interest in our Electrical and Computer Engineering, Ph.D., and wish you all the best in your future academic and career endeavors.
Added on April 02, 2024
Philosophy, University Of Toledo Got an email from the grad director. Although stated multiple times on their website that almost all of their students receive assistantships, the email revealed that they will be giving out 0 assistantships. Their website directly contradicts their offer in every way.
Added on April 02, 2024
