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SchoolProgramAdded OnDecision
Faulkner University
Speech Language PathologyMasters
Feb 18, 2026
Accepted on Feb 18
Total comments
Accepted on Feb 18
Fall 2026
American
GPA 3.90
Stockholm School of Economics
EconomicsPhD
Feb 18, 2026
Wait listed on Feb 18
Total comments
Wait listed on Feb 18
Fall 2026
International
GRE 331
GPA 3.90

One of the shortlisted. Offer not guarantee. Sending offers right until April.

RWTH Aachen
Robotics Systems EngineeringMasters
Feb 18, 2026
Accepted on Feb 18
Total comments
Accepted on Feb 18
Fall 2026
International
GRE 170
GRE V 155
GRE AW 4.50
GPA 3.64
University of California, Berkeley
Environmental Science, Policy, and Management (ESPM)PhD
Feb 18, 2026
Rejected on Feb 12
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 12
Fall 2026
American
CUNY Graduate Center
Theatre Arts and Performance StudiesPhD
Feb 18, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
International
New York University
Environmental StudiesPhD
Feb 18, 2026
Rejected on Feb 02
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 02
Fall 2026
American
GPA 4.00
Rutgers University
School PsychologyPsyD
Feb 18, 2026
Accepted on Feb 18
Total comments
Accepted on Feb 18
Fall 2026
American
GPA 3.80
Texas A&M University - College Station
Computer EngineeringMasters
Feb 18, 2026
Accepted on Jan 30
Total comments
Accepted on Jan 30
Fall 2026
International
Arizona State University
Computer EngineeringMasters
Feb 18, 2026
Accepted on Dec 17
Total comments
Accepted on Dec 17
Fall 2026
International
University of Southern California
Electrical And Computer EngineeringMasters
Feb 18, 2026
Accepted on Dec 09
Total comments
Accepted on Dec 09
Fall 2026
International
University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
Computer SciencePhD
Feb 18, 2026
Rejected on Feb 18
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 18
Fall 2026
International
Michigan State University
EconomicsPhD
Feb 18, 2026
Accepted on Feb 03
Total comments
Accepted on Feb 03
Fall 2026
International
GRE 170
GRE V 155
GRE AW 3.50
GPA 4.00

2a/1r/0w/12p

Penn State University
EconomicsPhD
Feb 18, 2026
Accepted on Feb 11
Total comments
Accepted on Feb 11
Fall 2026
International
GRE 170
GRE V 155
GRE AW 3.50
GPA 4.00

2a/1r/0w/12p

Harvard Kennedy School
Public PolicyPhD
Feb 18, 2026
Rejected on Feb 18
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 18
Fall 2026
International
GRE 170
GRE V 154
GRE AW 4.50
GPA 4.90

3a / 1i / 4r / 18p

Eastern Michigan University
Communication Sciences And DisordersMasters
Feb 18, 2026
Accepted on Feb 12
Total comments
Accepted on Feb 12
Fall 2026
American

CSD GPA 4.0

Florida State University
Music EducationPhD
Feb 18, 2026
Rejected on Feb 10
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 10
Fall 2026
International
Penn State University
Computer Science and EngineeringPhD
Feb 18, 2026
Accepted on Feb 18
Total comments
Accepted on Feb 18
Fall 2026
International
GPA 3.95
Columbia University
Data ScienceMasters
Feb 18, 2026
Accepted on Feb 17
Total comments
Accepted on Feb 17
Fall 2026
International
GPA 3.98

4 Publications- 2 journals, 2 conferences

University of Pennsylvania
Political SciencePhD
Feb 18, 2026
Rejected on Feb 17
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 17
Fall 2026
American
GPA 3.50
Penn State University
HistoryPhD
Feb 18, 2026
Rejected on Feb 18
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 18
Fall 2026
International

Email from DGS. Honestly thought the interview went well, and it was my top choice, which makes it even harder. That said, I have to give them credit: it's probably the kindest and most considerate rejection letter I've ever received, acknowledging the time and effort applicants put in. Still sad, but grateful for the thoughtful note. "...Applying to graduate school takes significant energy and time, and we were honored that you included us among your choices for application. While we aren’t able to offer specific feedback on your application, please know that our decision this year is not a negative evaluation of your suitability for graduate school or a career in the history profession. Each year, we must forego the opportunity to work with and learn from many talented applicants. The loss is entirely ours, and we hope that you will find another path where you will be supported to pursue your passions."