Graduate School Admission Results

Rejected from the Ph.D. program but given acceptance to Master's program in the same letter.

2a/0wl/2r/0p Accepted off the waitlist, wrapping up my first application cycle! No word about funding, but if I can nail that down, I will probably accept this offer. MA GPA 3.85; no pubs or GREs; 3-4 years of ugrad level teaching experience.

No interview. Grad co told me to secure professors to get admitted. I mailed 2/3 professors but didn't get any reply.

I got an email with the standard "we had many applicants, you were not admitted, best of luck" text. This is the latest notification I got from any of my schools. Applying to this program felt like a rollercoaster, because I was not given updates until I reached out and there was confusion of if my application was actually reviewed (it was now).

MSc 3.25, IELTS 7.0, Papers 3. I was very interested in this university. Deliberately emailed the professors, but there was no reply. Now I am just sad.

Never worked a real job or tried gettng one. Got no charm and live my life outta T-shirt I dnt wash for 5 days and ramen noodles with too much SALT

I am so fcking worthless. My Oxford degree and parents money are the only things I got, being a 4 year old teenager doing a 6 yr PhD with full funding for all 6 yrs. I am SO SPECIAL!

I am the loser undergrad from Oxford with first class honours in Phil. Got wrecked in my PhD admissions this cycle until the genius nyu ad committee saw my divine degree and jumped off their tables to give me an offer

I FEEL LIKE THROWING A WINE GLASS AT AN OXFORD POS PHILOSOPHER

initially waitlisted on Feb 8th

F you nyu. I hope the morons who get admitted make the dumb and oblivious Phil community shine. I also hope someday they lose all funding. Can’t wait for my disowned sibling to get deported after he loses the lottery

Took forever to reject me but this was a long shot of an application anyways.

Got to know about the rejection so late (almost May) via a generic email. No interview/communication after application submission. Hoped to get admission, or at least a rejection ahead of time. Sigh!