No funding, but im going to double check on external opportunities as this is a top choice.

Domestic applicant, Canadian politics subfield

Received e-mail from graduate director :(

Received an email from the Graduate Director.

Canadian applicant. Public law and current MA student, a bit surprised

Constitutional law

CP subfield.

CP. What even is the point of applying at this point if all you get is a generic rejection letter and an entirely opaque process? Graduted with latin honors in undergrad and master's from a globally renowned and very highly ranked university. Have a co-authored publication, open-source R package, multiple published Datasets and R&R for 2 working papers, predoc with an ERC project. What signals do they really need at this point?

I got the letter by email. I had hope after meeting with faculty but I had already been told that this year is very competitive and with limited resources.

18 rejections! so cruel, so harsh, so pathetic IR and Method subfield... Thus, Cornell was not a great fit

Lol 8a/1w/5r/2p

2A/1W/4R/2P

kinda surprised tbh. it was a perfect fit for my research.

6R/1P

Have other offers so it’s okay I guess

CP, Umich Ug, thesis award, top 15 journal's R&R, email to check portal.

Was interviewed in January and emailed one of the interviewers. Was told that all admission decisions and waitlists have been sent out and that it is very unlikely that they will go back to the remaining applicant pool. Official rejections pending on administrative stuff.