Graduate School Admission Results

Canadian first time applicant, sGPA 3.79, cGPA 3.76. (GPAs may be higher than that due to some international grade conversions) 100+ hours SLP volunteering with children and adults, non-SLP research experience

I received an email as well regarding MEDA fellowship, however, it was a mistake from their side which they confirmed through a second email. However, they left the message "Recipients of the MEDA award will be contacted by their respective departments shortly." Is there anyone who has been contacted by his/her respective department confirming the MEDA award?

The letter is postmarked March 22nd (I am an International applicant). This is about time. All this wait for nothing...

Hi, For the person who got accepted on 22 March 2016, were you on the waiting list before? Please let us know, thank you!

"unprecedentedly large number of applications", "unprecedentedly large number of applications"

the email says I've been "recommended for admission" which I'm taking as a yes? especially because it also includes a bunch of info that I received in other admission emails. Slightly confused, but also excited! :)

This is neat 2a/1w/3r

If you are not going to accept your offer please decline as soon as possible. Good luck to everyone out there.

Hep-th, international student

Talked to my POI. Seems like I'm technically wait listed. If anyone is accepted and not planning on attending, please let VIMS know!

Is there anyone still waiting for results like me? I've heard that once late-march arrives, your chances of getting admitted are pretty slim... :(

To the poster below: I called them but they say that the department has already sent out the acceptances. At present they are working on the waitlist. Seems legit. As a small school, Dartmouth shouldn't have taken many candidates. Still, fingers crossed. I am in CMT. What about yours?

The PI I was interested in emailed me some questions like "Where do you see yourself in 10 years, career-wise?", "What are the main skills you are seeking to gain in graduate school?", and "What is your background in statistics and programming?". She also asked me to send her my transcript and a writing sample from a science course. Then, we chatted over Skype during which I asked her about her current projects and research, mentoring style, and lab. She invited me up to Pullman where I attended another program's recruitment weekend since CSS doesn't have their own. A few days afterwards, she decided to reject me (the program doesn't do rotations) because she and everyone else (I guess the two other profs I talked to there and her lab?) felt that I wouldn't be a good fit for her research. My grad portal still says my application is under review.

Besides the two reported earlier, has anyone heard from Iowa State's M.S. Statistics program yet?

PsyD Program. Finally got acceptance offer. No award information available. Wondering if scholarship decisions were made already.

To the post below, I'm quite curious what is your reason for (potentially) choosing UCSD over CMU? I know CMU is very strong in CS and hard to get into (for some of its finest programs), but I'm not very familiar with UCSD and hence the question. Has it got a nitch for your area of study or is its MSCS program really a good one?