Definitely not mocking. They have really been incredible- especially when compared to other programs friends and I have applied to. I am very excited!

That's awesome, thanks for sharing. Meanwhile the University of Michigan's Communication and Media program didn't even send rejection emails. I found out by checking the portal after seeing people post rejections on gradcafe. Good to see some humanity in this stressful process!

I applied to 3 different programs. I will be enrolling into this one.

LOL, I was the first person to post and I can't tell if everyone else is mocking me. They had the calmest, least stressful interview EVER, the person I talked to was full of compliments and very honest about the program. I was able to talk to a professor, a current student, AND the director of the program before I'd even applied. They're scheduling a quick call to formally accept me. It's just been such a calm, friendly experience that's been way less stressful than any other program I've applied to.

Can someone clarify what's so impressive about UO's communication? Your comments are making me regret not applying!!

Good communication, I am grateful to get in

Track II Portland campus

This program has already impressed me with its efficiency, kindness, and support. Amazing.

This program has been amazing throughout the process. 10/10 for communication and being SO helpful.

Here to respond to the previous UO poster--I also haven't heard anything, but I figured it would be a bit since their deadline was so late. I'm actually still in radio silence from four different programs currently

Has anyone received any notice? Accepted, rejected, or other? Nothing over here yet.

First school I've heard back from, 6 pending.

My GMAT score is 680. A 20-minute interview is offered.

Accepted with funding. Low undergrad GPA (3.1) but two co-authored working papers both presented at the AEA.

asked by secretary if still interested, turned down since I have an offer elsewhere