Disappointed, as it was my first choice. However, I have an offer from another university; so, not heartbroken.

Maybe for East Asian it is hard...

Waitlisted for my top choice program. If you've been admitted and know you are going to attend somewhere else please decline your offer so the department can notify people on the waitlist!!!

Had an interview in January, got a rejection email late February.

Strong LORs, and 1+ year of research experience.

organic—not surprised but very disappointed nonetheless :/

Just got email that - After careful review of your application and supporting materials, I regret to inform you that we are unable to offer you admission to our program for the Fall 2024 term. This decision is not a reflection on your qualifications. As the number of applications has risen, we increasingly need to turn away qualified applicants to ensure that our class size is small enough so that each student will be able to join a research group. To accomplish this goal, we need an incoming class of 5-10% the size of our applicant pool. This leads to a regrettable situation where we must deny admission to very good students.

Feel free to ask/discuss any questions : telegram : [email protected] NYU Chemistry PhD - Accepted Harvard, Princeton, UMass - Rejected (Chemistry) Caltech, University of Pennsylvania, JHU, University of Michigan - not received decision yet (Can anyone tell me the timeline of decision or should i assume rejection because its too late)

2/19 interview, 4 years of research experience, 3 publications (2 in revision), No GRE

GPA: 8.7/10 from a Dutch university; 6 week summer internship; lead a student project in the last year; no publications

Organic. 3 years research + 2 REUs, one REU was at UMich. Their organic class is going to be super small this year (faculty leaving + over-enrollment), so try not to feel too bad about the rejections!

Organic