First phoned by the chair to test my english. The official offer with T.A came a couple of hours later. I am so thrilled that Oregon took me considering my poor GRE subject score (around 40%), I suck at standardized tests. The rest of my app certainly helps, I am currently finishing my Masters degree at a TOP school in my country with a 3.7 GPA and I think I had pretty good letters of recommendation. SO HAPPY RIGHT NOW. Still have to think and compare with the other main offer I had, Oregon is a better option but I feel bad to let go the program that took me first :(.

GPA is masters

From waitlist. Accepted the offer.

Received an email from Jeremy Piger asking if I was interested and indicating I am high on the waitlist for funding. I indicated I was interested. It would be fantastic if anyone with a better offer declined soon.

I thought this is a safe choice according to number of proffesors. Looking forward for other schools and I have faith.

Have already been accepted to 4 significantly higher-ranked schools in my home state, but am still puzzled as I thought this would be a safe pick.

This right after being accepted to Berkeley. Proof that different schools care about different things in an application.

Rejected post-interview

To the poster below for Public Health...when did you apply? I thought decisions wouldn't be made for another month or so. Not sure what my chances are for getting in, what's the range of your GPA and GRE if you don't mind? Thanks

Please decline your offer if you are not going there. I have 4 offers but I am waiting for this one

1 yr research experience, top 20 undergrad school