Are the schools shortening their class sizes this year? Or the results are being delayed due to the pandemic? Thanks.

I assume that there's no position or very limited positions for me in the catalysis field.

Even I wrote to the admissions coordinator - She said that the Review Committee will continue reviewing applications and making offers through the beginning of April. However I'm really doubtful if they will send out any further admits.

TTBP: I got in around late Jan. Feb 19th and Feb 26th are their visit days.

TTPB: How come are you so sure that all the admits have been given out? I asked the grad administrator via mail and she said that the process is still ongoing, and to wait for few weeks till the portal is updated.

Graduate(master) GPA:3.8; TOEFL 93; 3 strong LOR; 4 years of undergraduate research experience. Positive feedback via email from faculty. No publications. Very sad about this. Sucess for all students.

Got a mail to check stating the typical we regret to inform you...

Update: it seems all of the admission letters have been sent out. For those who got the offer and won't come, could you please decline the offer asap? Thanks!

Should I still be waiting for a letter or brace myself for a rejection? I haven't seen a horde of acceptances on here either, not sure what's going on.

TTPB: Same here. Feel like a rejection is on the way.

I got an email asking me to check the portal. Logged into it and saw my rejection letter. Once was my dream school, but I got a better acceptance. Good luck

Has anyone been rejected to the ChE PhD program? I have not yet heard back and I just want to know if I'm just waiting for a rejection.

Has anyone been rejected to the ChE PhD program? I have not yet heard back and I just want to know if I'm just waiting for a rejection.

TTPB: Do you receive any email to check the portal or just find the result when you browse the website?

Applied as Ph.D., offered M.S. admission. Got better options secured anyways. Good luck ya'll

Approximately 3 years of research experience, two first-author papers, and attended several conference presentations. No funding, only being offered a Scholarship that reduces tuition as in-state tuition.