2 first author and 2 non-first author publications weren't enough apparently. Application was submitted Dec 15.

Has anyone heard from the Krannert School of Management - QUANTITATIVE METHODS at Purdue?

Recent Int'l grad from top 10 US LAC. Major in social studies subject w/ substantial quant coursework. Bummed that I didn't get funding but will attend.

The work experience was quite higher than the 3 years limit. My advice would be to apply only if your experience is less than 5 years at most.

Submitted application in November. Transferred to second choice program on March 10. Don't know why they took such a long time to transfer. It seems meaningless to transfer at such a late time.

This is probably the only offer I could get out of 30 applications. Feel grateful for this "young and growing university".

Economics undergraduate outside the US (3.8 GPA), Master in the UK non-quantitative subject (3.8 GPA equivalent). Average GRE scores, 10 years of work experience in the private sector and policy field. Good recommendation letters. Was offered 50% scholarship to cover tuition.

I was hosted by Princeton for P3 event in October. 5 yrs research exp. 2 pubs in prep (1 first author, 1 co-author). 3 LoR (at least one v Strong). Princeton is tough, no doubt. Their reject letter was thoughtful. I have no hard feelings. Accepting that Princeton wasn't going to happen allowed me realize where my dream school truly was. I will start my PhD this fall at a university that is best suited for me and I am grateful.

E-mail to check portal; no funding. Soci major with limited quan experience. Good Luck everyone!

Declining it so people waiting might still have a chance

Skype interview in early Feb

Any notifications from this department? I was just transferred to it from Genetics and genomics. Anyone here has any updates?

Applied for thesis, got nonthesis, no funding

No email. Checked the portal and saw the decision letter. 1/3 funding offer.