First gen nontrad transfer student graduating from prestigious, rigorous liberal arts college. 1 year of research + 6 years of relevant job and teaching experience. Strong LORs from alumni. No email, like everyone else, just checked the portal and saw a status update.

Spoke to the faculty a week before about research interests and what I would like to do as a PhD student. Received my acceptance today.

Interviewed last Thursday, this is my first acceptance and I am so excited!

Professor called to let me know the good news. Official letters not due for another week or two.

Anyone hearing from Chicago Linguistics? I'm worried that this silence might mean rejection:(

$37k stipend, no interview

Did anyone received any invitation for the interviews for fall 2022 admission? I am not sure if I should still wait an email from them.

One published paper on Macromolecules, 1st author

Didn't get an email, checked my portal and got an update, not that surprised bc it's uchicago after all...

Not surprised, it is UChicago

No email yet but portal was updated. boiler plate rejection letter: "This year, we received many excellent applications for a limited number of available positions. The applicant pool was especially strong, making the admissions decision particularly hard. This has forced us to turn away many promising candidates. I regret to inform you that we are not able to offer you admission to the Ph.D. program. '