soo happy!

I'm so happy about this! It sounded like their competition this year was much higher than previous years because of COVID.

First author of two papers and currently 3.75 masters degree. Heard back super early in January

Applied on the deadline for most scholarships (1 December) and mail came in today. Physics undergrad from a top university in Turkey. Mediocre academic record. A bit long (1490 words) motivation letter. Strong letters of recommendation, I believe. Two (and a half) research experiences in different areas of physics, one of them is on its way to end with a paper. IELTS 8/9, no GRE. Many outreach activities, and TA experience. Very excited to be accepted for Quantum Devices and Quantum Computing track. Although I do not have much research experience in the respective field, I attended many workshops and got the chance to explore. Fingers crossed for scholarship opportunities, but it's a long shot. Good luck to anyone who applied!

Interestingly, I was accepted even though the program wants a GRE result if you graduated from a university in a non-European country and I couldn't provide it to them.

Top university in India, good grades, few projects. Will decline because already have a funded place at ETH and Cambridge is asking for 45k GBP (no scholarship results yet)

3.47/4.0 gpa in physics, one first author publication, 3 research experience. applied to 7 plasma programs and got into 4

Pre-screening, accepted with TA + 2 month summer support

(Ignore waitlist)TTPB: I am in a similar position. Considering the huge fee we pay for application, this seems to me as extremely inconsiderate and complete disregard for applicant's plans. The academic counsellor for Oklahoma has infact no `idea' about the status of my application. Why on earth would they not send an official rejection or atleast keep us updated what's happening. (I really wonder if this kind of scenario has ever occured before)