Does anyone has an idea about JHU's admission process since some of the interviews have been conducted but I am yet to hear back from them?

I'm okay🙂. Kind of expected this. Good luck to all.

Another rejection, keep it coming...

emailed: The Department of Mathematics received a large number of highly qualified applicants to its Ph.D. program and we can admit only a very small fraction of the applicants. The Graduate Admissions Committee has now completed reviewing the applications, and I regret to inform you that we cannot offer you admission to the Mathematics Graduate Program for the 2021-2022 academic year

Congratulations to all!

Generic rejection email

TPB: Thanks a lot. Did you send the email to [email protected] or some other email id? I have sent two emails to this address but haven't received any reply yet.

To the previous poster, I had the same issue with my GRE not showing at Johns Hopkins. When I emailed admissions they asked for the pdf score report you can pull from the ets website. After I sent them that they updated the status on my application to include the GRE as completed.

TTPB: Last week during visit weekend, they mentioned it should be out 'soon', but it depends on your specific focus (?) (committees process applications at their own pace, or something like that). So I would expect results within these 2 weeks?

My application checklist still shows that GRE score has not been received although ETS website shows it was sent to the school on 25th Dec. Anyone else having the same issue? \n I emailed the graduate admissions email id listed on the website twice but they haven't responded. Can anyone suggest if there is something else I can do?

I received a conditional offer by email for the MSPH in International Health with a concentration in Social and Behavioral Interventions. I was accepted under the condition that I take a biostats/stats class prior to starting in August. I double majored in international relations (with a concentration in global health) and French in undergrad. According to the email, I did not have a strong quantitative background but was strong in all other areas, nonetheless, I am excited to receive an offer. I did not take the GRE and I also applied straight out of undergrad.

One of my recommenders did his post-doc at JHU, so this was likely a factor in their early notice. I am hoping to study quantum materials.

Did not get any interviews