A letter from the wait listers Hi everyone, congrats to everyone who has gotten accepted! I just wanted to share that if you for sure know where you are going to please go ahead and let other schools know please. There are some (like me rip) who are waiting on a waiting list to be able to get into a program. It would mean the world to us if you were able to let schools know as soon as you've made your decision. P.s. it is super super fair to wait until the end if you are back and forth between programs, so not trying to rush anyone! I am trying to speak to those out there who for sure know where they are going.

hep-ph/hep-th; first non-rejection. MS, 3 years of research experience, 1 year TA experience, 1 first-author publication. If anyone's been accepted and not planning to go, please do let them know at the earliest!

2.5 years undergrad research experience, currently doing a 1 year post bac, no publications

Interviewed on March 11th. Super excited. Will most likely attend. 2a/1r/6p

Generic email. Fulbright scolarship recipient

Got an email with the acceptance letter. Admitted without any TA/RA.

Grad GPA 4.0. Applied through IIE portal. This is the only offer I have received from this portal so far, which happens to be the one recommended by them. 3a/2r/1w/5p

Received no word and no update in the portal. Called to ask if my application was lost and they told me I was waitlisted!

Got an email at 2 pm EST. "Thank you for your application to the Interdisciplinary Master's Program in Environmental Studies (ENVS) at the University of Oregon. I am very sorry to inform you that we are unable to recommend you for admission Fall 2024. A committee comprised of Environmental Studies faculty, in consultation with focal department faculty across campus, carefully reviewed all applications. Because the ENVS program is small and functions through a unique collaboration between Environmental Studies and other UO departments, it is highly selective, with a great deal of competition for each available place. We thus find ourselves unable to admit many of the highly qualified students who apply. This year we had a larger than average pool of very competitive applications."