Graduate School Admission Results

That's the end of my cycle. Completely struck out, though I had a relatively ambitious list. Maybe next year :/

heartbreaking, this was my dream, perfect research match. but I think my GPA was just too low.

Interviewed on 3-15-24 and was accepted on 3-25-24!

(emailed to check portal) I regret to inform you that your application for admission to graduate standing at the University of California, Santa Cruz has not been approved. The number of well-qualified applicants for admission to graduate study at Santa Cruz far exceeds the number of places available. Although a substantial majority of these applicants will meet every minimal standard an admissions committee might establish, not all will be admitted. Admission nearly always depends on, for example, compatibility of the applicant's expressed interests with those of faculty in the program, and balance of disciplinary subfields within the program, as well as other factors. Please direct any further inquiry you might have to the Department to which you applied. Although it has not proved possible for us to offer you a place, we sincerely appreciate your interest in the Santa Cruz campus of the University of California. I wish you well in your current and future pursuit of advanced studies.

Applied for PhD accepted for masters. 2 conference publications, one paper in review. No interview

About damn time. Got interviewed too. Research honestly wasn't the best fit for me.

On 13th March was waitlisted, but on 25th March got the acceptance letter

3 publications, 3 conference presentations

Has anyone currently on the waitlist been accepted yet? If accepted and not attending, please decline soon :(

***IGNORE STATUS*** Has anyone heard back from Loyola for their Sociology PhD program? Portal just shows that application is in review.

***IGNORE STATUS*** Has anyone heard back for SB's WGSS program? Interviewed in January and received email in Feb. about decisions still being made, but nothing since then.

Program is MSCS, 2 years of work experience in MNC in U.S., 1 submitted paper, multiple TA and teaching experiences

Program is MSCS, 2 years of work experience in MNC in U.S., 1 submitted paper, multiple TA and teaching experiences

Anybody heard anything from University of Kansas or University of Kentucky?

Finally! No emails, but I've been checking the portal today on a tip, and it finally updated.

4.0 Masters. 3 Years research experience. Applied for experimental nuclear.