Applied directly from undergrad. 2 international internships, 4 student orgs, 3.9 GPA, strong LOR. I'd suggest work experience for a better chance at admission!

scored 335 on GRE and high GPA in undergrad from a prestigious university in US. didn't get in any of my top choices. concluded that this admission cycle is a scam

Surprised.

M.Arch 1. Canadian art school student, non-arch background.

Wait listed via email (covid funding restrictions). Congrats to everyone admitted and good luck to those who did not. Please make sure to accept/reject your offers as soon as you can. For the sake of those of us anxiously waiting.

Called over the phone by faculty who interviewed me during the visiting weekend. Official acceptance forthcoming.

TPPB: Yes, I accepted it last weekend. I'm uncomfortable disclosing my other offers here, but I declined all other offers( 2*mid-west + 1*Europe) last weekend itself as well.

Got admitted to similar program in Duke and UMich.

ttpb: Not OP, but haven't heard back either. I saw that there was a second round of interview events for BQBS on vfairs in mid-Feb, so maybe that delayed things (?).

TTPB @BQBS: I have not heard back either. Interviewed in January. They told us decisions will be out mid to late Feb but still no answer. Did anyone else hear back from them?

TTPB @BQBS: I have not heard back either. Interviewed in January. They told us decisions will be out mid to late Feb but still no answer. Did anyone else hear back from them?

email from POI. had an interview in Jan.

TTPB: Did you accept your offer? If not, when do you plan to respond to it?

Mediocre undergrad GPA from a big state school, but 10 years of experience working in 3 continents. I guess the experience and good recs helped me get accepted. Was pretty surprised!

With $15K per year funding. GRE Q:164, V: 159. 3.5+ years of management consulting work and civil rights analytics work. Strong research and professional experience in many sectors.