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April 2024
Physics And Astronomy, Washington University In St. Louis (WashU) Waitlisted but told I will not be admitted off the waitlist as the first round of acceptances mostly accepted their offers. Have accepted a different offer of admission at this point.
Added on April 14, 2024
Physics, Northwestern University Generic rejection email. Northwestern was one of my last hopes for getting into grad school. My dreams are shattered and I'm crushed. Two high impact LORs, one publication, 2 years of research (theory and computation). Took grad classes in GR and particle, double majored in stats. What did I do wrong?
Added on April 13, 2024
Physics PhD, Purdue University - West Lafayette Out of all my applications, I, personally, felt I was best suited for Purdue WL. I would have thrived there bro. It was my reach college and I really wanted to be there. But now, I am getting this overwhelming sadness. The last couple of months have been some of the hardest months in my life. I feel so so sad. I want to cry so hard but at the same time I'm feeling numb. So tears can't roll down my f******* eyes. Dreams got shattered to 1000 pieces BRUH. This is it guys. It's over for me.
Added on April 12, 2024
Applied Physics, Northwestern University Ignore status. A student inside NU told me that no offer for AP would be made anymore. So if you are actually on the waitlist(if you still have no rejection or admission by now), you should stop waiting and find other options. This is a tough year with much fewer offers than before, due to the increasing stipend.
Added on April 11, 2024
Physics, University Of Delaware Hadn't heard anything about my application despite it nearing the April 15 deadline. Emailed and finally got back "If you haven’t heard from us, it means that you have not been selected for admission at this point. Limited additional offers may be possible, but not guaranteed." Extremely unprofessional, but unfortunately doesn't seem uncommon. I know these aren't easy decisions for departments to make, but I wish we were treated like human beings throughout this process.
Added on April 11, 2024
