Graduate School Admission Results

Hey! Congratulations to all those who got admitted to GSD and other wonderful universities! A humble request to other fellow applicants posting, please mention the program that you applied to unless the program section clearly states it. M.Arch I/M. Arch II or post-professional/M.Arch I (AP)/etc. Thank you!

MLA II

Email to check portal. Accepted with some financial aid, but not enough

email to check the website, no funding offered, so unfortunately probably won't be able to attend

M. Arch I AP. B.S. Arch background.

Super Stoked!!!!!!!

got email to check the web

so unbelievably shocked and grateful. waiting to hear back about financial aid now!! good luck to everyone else

Heard rumors that decisions would be released today so checked portal, no email notification

TTPB starting "Hey let's all calm down a bit." You might have got in if you wrote your SOP as good as you write comments on thegradcafe for internet trolls.

Hey let's all calm down a bit. This is a forum for the entire world. As someone deeply experienced both (East Asian and American) cultures w. great friends from both, I feel like this is what happens when there is a clash of cultures. I want to emphasize that both cultures have great values and they share a lot of common traits, but different history and many other factors also bring in differences. So here are words I want to leave here if anyone reads. For American people: note that not all other culture emphasize diversity as US does, (this doesn't mean that they shouldn't but just mean that maybe this is not as pressing as an issue as it is in the States) so please try to guide them to understand the systemic racism you have identified and feel rightfully strongly should be corrected (but please, please, don't say "ivy tier personality"). For Chinese/other people: if you are applying to US schools, you have to play by the US rules. I realize that people are evaluated by standard tests solely and you think this is the ideal way to select the best among candidates, but you have to realize that the world is so much more complicated and intertwined in so many aspects that we simply cannot and should not just use one single dimension to evaluate a candidate. Again, if you are applying to US schools, you have to play by the US rules.