Double Ouch.

Got an email with a link to the website. I saw some other people heard back so I expected as much. Good luck to those who got in!

Does any one know if there will be more acceptances coming out? If so, when? This is the only school that I haven't got a result from and it will influence my final decision largely...

Re: Berkeley. Expect it to be extremely late (end of Feb, early March). Visit weekend rumored to be early April, according to a grad student I talked to.

So excited! Canadian, willing to talk: [email protected]

So far accepted to USC and Berkeley, awaiting decision on NYU, Columbia, Michigan Ann Arbor

Surprised and disappointed - Berkeley was my top choice. I've published first author, but I do not have a NIPS paper which was probably the deciding factor.

Mathematics major, minors in applied math and cs.

Denied via email but super surprised because interviewer said he would recommend. also surprised because got into Annenberg for graduate, and Berkeley was a backup. Oh well

To the poster about education... I've been wondering the same thing. I did find this on the website, though: The earliest decisions are made in late February, continuing into April. Notifications are sent by e-mail. The wait is killing me. Good luck!

To the post below: I called the department on Feb 19th to ask if all offers have been sent out; the reply was "all decisions will be made by the end of next week". Not a terribly informative answer...

Has anyone heard from AS&T this year? It's getting late.

I have not heard back at all from Berkeley, the coordinator told me that everything should be out by next week. Here's to hoping! Anyone else still waiting?

Following my interview in December, I didn't receive any info from UCB or the department until I was notified via email by a faculty member that I was accepted. I think some international students receive phone calls but I don't know if everyone does.

I interviewed in person back in December and when I saw people were getting phone calls I knew if by the end of yesterday I didn't I would be getting a rejection letter. This is the email I got. But considering it wasn't even addressed to me I figured it was standard rejection email. And from other people it sounds like everyone that was rejected got this email? If that's the case, I'm very dissapointed. That just wouldn't be right! Your application was strong, and unfortunately we are unable to offer you admission to the Master of Journalism program at UC Berkeley this year. We take pride in our small classes and the hands-on mentoring style of our instructors and faculty, but this means that we have to limit the number of applicants that we can accept each year. In your case, if we could admit just a few dozen more applicants, your application would have been accepted. Unfortunately we do not use waitlists, so this decision is final. However, this means you have a strong chance of admission next year. I'd be happy to talk with you further about your application so I can offer you feedback and encouragement. With another year of reporting experience and writing practice, your application will certainly be even stronger. I’m on leave until the end of April, so I won't be able to offer you feedback on your application until then. Please contact me then so we can set up a phone appointment to review your application. I look forward to talking with you in a couple months, and in the meantime I wish you the best in all of your endeavors! Best regards,

I wonder if Berkeley has sent out all its offers? If I didn't hear anything from them, does it mean rejection?