To the post below, CMS usually doesn't have interviews. I'm still waiting for the admission. Does anyone know if CMS sends out all admissions in one batch or in different waves?

Call from POI. He said the notifications for others would come relatively shortly.

"We are happy to inform you that you have been chosen for an interview as part of the application process for the PhD program in the Department of Comparative Human Development. To that end, we would like to invite you to the University of Chicago campus on February 17, 2020. This will provide an opportunity for us to learn more about you and for you to learn more about the CHDV Department"

To poster who asked Q: Social Foundations. Received an email with attached admission letter; portal has not changed

Emails from POIs, official letter to come in mid-February

To the CMS poster, did you interview?

Emailed by department; official acceptance letter to follow.

Had an interview with a faculty and got an admit offer from the department with funding as RA. Graduate Admission Office's approval pending.

To the poster below, is your specialization Educational Administration or Social Foundations? And did you get an email or did your status change in the application system?

unofficial email, letter to follow early feb

Here is a fun update: We recently sent an email inviting you to register for a campus visit tailored to students interested in either Harris Public Policy’s MA in Public Policy with Certificate in Research Methods (MACRM) or PhD programs. Please note, these visits are not a required part of your application process and will not affect the status of your application. The visits are strictly informational in nature.

Email to check website

Was called by admissions director that I have been recommended for admissions; official letter to come (5 a, 0 r, 12 p)

Interviewed in mid-Jan. Received an email to check the status on the webpage yesterday, really excited about this! One first-author paper submitted to ApJ, all three LORs from research project supervisors. Good luck everyone!