Does anyone know how likely admittance is if you are given an interview?

GPA is from Masters. Undergrad was much lower. 6 years of research experience and 5 papers (none first author). Very excited!

3.98 CGPA/3.97 major GPA. 2.5 years of research and nationally recognized research fellowship. No publications, but one manuscript being prepared for submission. Does anyone know if interviewees are likely to be admitted? Shaking in my boots I'm going to celebrate with some soup.

Just about 3 months later then everyone else lol. Not sure what happened.

I was informally accepted to Davis at the end of February, but got a formal acceptance and portal status change on April 27th.

Did anyone hear from USC? I still did not get any news even though end of the May is coming.

Of course Riverside took forever to send a formal rejection. I can't believe I didn't get into any UC's oh well... At least I got in somewhere.

TTPB: I'm not a physics major but damn, I cannot believe UCR rejected a profile and gpa like yours. Mind sharing more info? Interview? Undergrad/masters in physics? They aren't at UCB or UCLA level to be this selective. I really am curious. I hope you get a better admit.

Finally received their generic rejection letter. That took long enough. Said they consider many factors, all of which I have excelled in. 3.96 GPA, a year of research experience, prestigious internship, tutor, TA. 10th and final rejection. What a terrible year for applications.

Has anyone on the waitlist heard back from UC Davis yet? I don't understand what's taking them so long...

Ignore waitlist. Did anyone hear about acceptance/ rejection from UCR?

(Ignore waitlist) TTPB: Congratulations! Would you mind sharing your subfields?

HOLY MOLLY. What a nice thing to wake up to.

(Ignore waitlist) To the person posting about Davis below; were you rejected off the waitlist? Would you mind sharing your subfield?

"Your application for graduate study in Physics at the University of California San Diego has been carefully reviewed. We regret to inform you that you have not been selected for admission. A number of factors are considered in evaluating each application. Please be aware that UC San Diego receives a large number of applications and many excellent candidates could not be offered admission. Unfortunately, we are only able to extend offers to a limited number of qualified applicants. If you have questions about the decision you may contact the program to which you applied directly. Program contact information can be found at [the website]. Please note that some departments are unable to respond to such requests due to the large volume of applications received.\" no acceptances yet... lmk if any of your villages/towns/cities needs a new idiot

"Your application for graduate study in Physics at the University of California San Diego has been carefully reviewed. We regret to inform you that you have not been selected for admission. A number of factors are considered in evaluating each application. Please be aware that UC San Diego receives a large number of applications and many excellent candidates could not be offered admission. Unfortunately, we are only able to extend offers to a limited number of qualified applicants. If you have questions about the decision you may contact the program to which you applied directly. Program contact information can be found at https://apply.grad.ucsd.edu/departments. Please note that some departments are unable to respond to such requests due to the large volume of applications received." no acceptances yet... lmk if any of your villages/towns/cities needs a new idiot

Ignore Interview status! Has anyone heard back from this school? I'm not seeing anywhere near as many entries on here as the previous years for UCR. They haven't responded to a single email since applications were due so I'm curious.