Accepted off waitlist with research assistantship

Accepted from waitlist, with funding and health insurance

I asked them about the admission and they told me that "First admissions sent out early in March, MAYBE there will be a second round."

I had my interview a while back and have just been waiting. My application portal doesn't say anything new. I emailed them a few weeks ago asking if the silence should be interpreted as rejection and they told me not to assume anything. They said they were still in the process of making decisions. But that was before New York was hit so hard with COVID-19 so...I wonder how this will further impact the timing of decisions.

I applied to the bio track on 12/15/19 and have heard nothing back (aside from a lovely email on Christmas morning to check the portal "for future updates"). No other email or portal notifications since then. I emailed the anthro account on 3/19 and still radio silence. I have offers from an Ivy and better programs, but disappointed in how they're handling notifications.

Canadian applicant, 3.7 gpa in final year. Got an email to check portal.

Amazing! About 5pm GMT.

I was rejected from the PhD program I n February but I had also noted that I wantEd to be considered for the Masters if not granted mission to the PhD. Admitted to the Masters program with $8,000 in funding. Already accepted my first choice PhD program offer soooo I'll be turning it down.

Buzzing

To the poster who was waitlisted for linguistic anthropology, how were you notified and do you have any other details to share? Was anyone accepted for linguistic anthropology at Penn?

Anyone heard from UGA?

Received generic email to check status. Accepted with funding.

Got rejected by email on 1:53am UK time

TPB: could I ask when did you get the rejection letter from social anthropology? (this weekend?

At least got a certain answer lol, guess I am going to UCL. Best of luck for those who are still waiting for admissions!!!

Accepted off the waitlist! I accepted the offer immediately!

Rejected after interview. A bit surprised, but I was accepted to 2/8 programs so I'm happy!

Completely expected- I was told that while a Masterʻs is not a formal requirement, they almost never accept students who donʻt have one.