Completed interview, but have not heard back from them for a decision yet

Waitlisted for the Med-SLP program, fingers crossed! I had a work study position in Autism research, volunteering, and work as a behavior therapist.

If you have accepted the offer but are not planning to join, please consider letting the program know. I am currently on the waitlist, and this offer is very important to me.

Email to check portal. Emailed prof on 12/1 and had informal interview early December, didn't hear anything after that. Emailed prof a couple weeks ago who said I was still under consideration. Undergrad GPA 3.68 / 3.4 math, masters 4.0. No GRE. Multiple research experiences but no published papers. Good rec letters.

Email to check portal. I don’t have much field experience so I was expecting a no, but my writing samples were pretty strong. No GRE

no portfolio required but i linked one in my resume. game art background. accepted straight out of undergrad with student projects and volunteer work.

• TOEFL: 98 (best score) • ~3 years of UX design experience, including international professional work and a U.S.-based internship • I personally felt that the PS made a huge difference in my application

Also received a Teaching Assistant offer via email. So excited!

Please ignore the interview invitation. Just want to check if WUSTL complit (international writers track) has any update so far?

Kind of long winded to be a rejection. Included some advice to prospective students that is already highly represented in my application so that didn’t feel great, though I know they’re just trying to be helpful. Last one for me this cycle, fingers crossed my waitlist comes through! 0a, 1w, 2r, 0p.

Initial offer was received on Feb. 28, and full admission letter on Mar. 12. Only get the funding for the first year, by fellowship and RA.

I applied for the fellowship and they emailed me that they were gonna start reviewing and congratulated me on my acceptance. I did not receive an email to check my account. This was my top choice ????. My undergrad was in psychology and a lot of research experience (no pubs), no formal design experience though so I was super nervous applying.