So happy that I passed prescreening and got invited to a live organ audition.

My audition was bad, so I was pleasantly surprised to know I was accepted. The organ professor sure fought hard for me, and for that, I am extremely grateful.

Was so happy and pleasantly surprised to receive an early acceptance from the University of Michigan's organ department, especially after being rejected last year. I'm glad I'm finally good enough that I can be a part of this exceptional organ program.

This is early to be receiving an acceptance, given that IU's organ department has not even heard 1/3rd of their applicants audition. I must be a top priority. I will be strongly considering this opportunity.

Offer letter after informal acceptance on 27/02 via email.

Received an unofficial email from the director with acceptance, and that official notice will arrive shortly.

rejected after interview :(

International student

Checked the portal, haven't received email from the program as of yet. Interviewed 2/22. Funding guaranteed for 4 years. 3 pending pubs, 4 conference presentations, fuckton of community involvement/activism stuff, novel research in line with themes of faculty research, super good fit for me; knew if I didn't get in here I wouldn't get in anywhere.

No Funding

ignore status plz. has anyone heard anything from this program? I've written 2 emails but received no response.

Rejected after interview. Thought was a good fit. So depressed.

Called for application info and was told everyone who was admitted received an email already. Such a shame, but also somewhat expected. Applied directly from undergrad.