TTPB: I'm also education-focused and I haven't heard anything. From looking at posts around, I've heard about some rejections for education-focused but not any acceptances. Good luck!

Received unofficial admit from POI this morning in statistical ML. Cornell truly is doing rolling admissions---previous posters that claim otherwise are just wrong/misinformed.

Reached out to [email protected] and received an automatic response which indicated 'Admission decisions should start being released in late February' - i.e. pretty much any day now!

TTPB: I still have not heard anything after interviews either so hopefully we shouldn't worry yet

TTPB: Yes, I agree. Cornell is very cautious on selecting their candidates, this is good and I'm not complaining that this is taking so long. My point is transparency and standardized treatment for all. Ones receive answer, other no; ones are contacted by POI with an admission notice, others no. And besides that, they should have a planned timeline do share results and let us know. I guess this way they do things is not very respectful with all of us.

I was interviewed by two members of the AdCom and they were interested in my work, but overall not a great fit. Not surprised.

Email from Director of Graduate Studies :(

Partial funding and more info on TA positions to come

Also HEP-ex and waiting. Looking at the Physicsgre.com forums, it seems that many people are still waiting on decisions for Cornell. Most people waiting seem to have offers from schools in the top 25 or better, but I would assume that a majority of us that are waiting will not be accepted. Perhaps I am too pessimistic...

TTPB: Cornell looks at each application fully, which a lot of schools don't do. So that's why it's taking so long. I heard this from a professor at Cornell. Have any education-focused people heard anything?