I received what looked to be a form email from the Director of Graduate Studies. Despite applying to their Interdisciplinary concentration, it stated, "We simply don't have enough slots available to work with a large faculty whose interests are unusually various." Hopefully, one of the seven remaining schools takes me. Congrats to those who make it in!

Referred to the MA program in archaeology

TTPB: I'm not sure *exactly* what odds of getting in after interview are, but my guess is 46%. Here's my estimation: (1) For a similar infosci program, there were about 5x acceptances last year as posted acceptances on gradcafe. (2) Since there are 6 interview posts for this program this year, let's assume there were actually 6*5 = 30 interview invites. (3) Another poster said there are 14 places this year. (4) That leads to a post-interview acceptance rate of 14/30 = 46%. I think 46% feels somewhat right. That would mean the odds of getting an interview are 10%, and I think that tracks with previous year selectivity.

Are they still sending out interview invitations this week?

TTPB: I got my undergrad degree in the US so I didn't take any English test.

TTPB: What are your TOEFL/IELTS/etc. scores?

Does anyone else got this? I don't know if this is a standard thing for every international or not: "We are actively considering your application to the Physics Ph.D. program at Cornell University. Our past experience informs us that we must carry out a language interview to assess your ability to teach Physics at Cornell."

TTPB: what are you applied for?

I had no publications but over 4 years of research experience.

1 excellent RL, 2 ok RL. No authorships

To the person below, did you receive an official acceptance letter?