This year our admissions committee reviewed 394 applications and was only able to grant interviews to fewer than 4% of applicants for an even smaller number of slots.

field: 20th CE global history of technology notified by email about portal update and checked portal; didn't get the interview (according to the spreadsheets they sent out only 12 interviews this year; in the letter they wrote they had 394 applicants and interviewed 4% of them) so kinda expected. congrats to everyone who got in!!!

GPA is from my Master's. International that had overlapping interests with multiple faculty.

This year our admissions committee reviewed 394 applications and was only able to grant interviews to fewer than 4% of applicants for an even smaller number of slots.

Generic rejection. Very upsetting but professor I wanted to work with stated that they only had funding for one student.

Over the moon!! In September, I reached out to my potential supervisors via e-mail, couldn't hold any Zoom meetings, but tried to make myself known to them. A week ago, I had an online interview with 3 faculty members (which was recorded to be shared with 2 more), and last night I got the news! I am a spot-on match with 2 faculty members and have fieldwork and related work experience. They offer a competitive stipend for 6 years, and teaching will align with my research interests (which, weirdly enough, isn't common).

Hadn't heard anything from any school. First notice and it's a rejection. Sigh

I received an email from the Director of the Doctoral Program congratulating me on my admission and providing the letter of admission with the full details of my offer. An additional email from the graduate school with full details is supposed to follow shortly. I received full funding for five years for 12 month/year including a minimum stipend of $43k annually and was also given details about additional funding resources through the program and graduate school. A few more details to share: prior to applying, I did not contact my intended advisors to talk about applying. Also, I did not receive an interview request prior to receiving admission. I was accepted without any direct contact between myself and my intended advisors through my whole process of application. I have a year of previous ethnographic fieldwork, over a decade of life experience in the context I want to work in, years of professional experience in social research methods, two master's degrees with GPAs of 3.6, and some slight professional connections to my intended advisors (mostly through my past professors who are acquaintances with them). Strong “fit” with my intended advisors and a good SOP was key, I think, in my admission.

applied for their cultural and media certificate program. already felt blessed to be waitlisted

Is there anyone heard from McGill anth? specially from masters program?

I received no invitation for an admission interview before the rejection. The GPA is from my MAPSS Program. This is my second round of application to the University of Oregon.

Part of a dual degree program with MPH