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I poked Northwestern about admissions/visiting since I’ll be going through Chicago anyway and got the following response:
“I can share the following information from our admissions committee: All decisions will be made before April 15; no further information is available at this time.
Please note: Our application process is currently ongoing. Concerning our upcoming open house, details are not yet finalized. Admitted students will receive more information about this visit once it is available.”
Not sure if the “our application process is currently ongoing” means that there are actually still people who might be admitted/waitlisted who haven’t heard yet or if they like to keep their cards close to their chest just because.
“I can share the following information from our admissions committee: All decisions will be made before April 15; no further information is available at this time.
Please note: Our application process is currently ongoing. Concerning our upcoming open house, details are not yet finalized. Admitted students will receive more information about this visit once it is available.”
Not sure if the “our application process is currently ongoing” means that there are actually still people who might be admitted/waitlisted who haven’t heard yet or if they like to keep their cards close to their chest just because.
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FYI UCLA posted a round of rejections on the portal with no email about status change. So if you haven't heard back you might want to check.
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From what I understand that’s a rejection. My school said the same to me. But then yesterday I was in the lobby minding my own and unfortunately I saw the people who got an offer check in for the information session.asterac wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 2:35 pmI poked Northwestern about admissions/visiting since I’ll be going through Chicago anyway and got the following response:
“I can share the following information from our admissions committee: All decisions will be made before April 15; no further information is available at this time.
Please note: Our application process is currently ongoing. Concerning our upcoming open house, details are not yet finalized. Admitted students will receive more information about this visit once it is available.”
Not sure if the “our application process is currently ongoing” means that there are actually still people who might be admitted/waitlisted who haven’t heard yet or if they like to keep their cards close to their chest just because.
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Anyone knows when shall Tufts University hold open house?
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I disagree. It just means the application is still on going. If you get in then don't expect a royal carpet (Open House) because you weren't a first round draft pick.ahhhhmeh wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 3:07 pmFrom what I understand that’s a rejection. My school said the same to me. But then yesterday I was in the lobby minding my own and unfortunately I saw the people who got an offer check in for the information session.asterac wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 2:35 pmI poked Northwestern about admissions/visiting since I’ll be going through Chicago anyway and got the following response:
“I can share the following information from our admissions committee: All decisions will be made before April 15; no further information is available at this time.
Please note: Our application process is currently ongoing. Concerning our upcoming open house, details are not yet finalized. Admitted students will receive more information about this visit once it is available.”
Not sure if the “our application process is currently ongoing” means that there are actually still people who might be admitted/waitlisted who haven’t heard yet or if they like to keep their cards close to their chest just because.
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Anyone else who didn't hear anything from Ohio State yet? My application status still shows "Pending".
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Does anyone have any news from Brandeis? I know there was one acceptance.
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I just got an email from Stony Brook saying that the committee is meeting this week and decisions (interview requests and rejections, probably) should be sent next week.
Edit: Also, UBC said decisions should start to be sent the end of the week
Edit: Also, UBC said decisions should start to be sent the end of the week
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More unbearable waiting. I feel like schools are late this year.lucasmiranda wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 11:25 amI just got an email from Stony Brook saying that the committee is meeting this week and decisions (interview requests and rejections, probably) should be sent next week.
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I just got accepted to Stony Brook. There is no waitlist. They’re seeing who’s still interested. Those who are accepted, but are not interested, will open up another spot for someone.lucasmiranda wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 11:25 amI just got an email from Stony Brook saying that the committee is meeting this week and decisions (interview requests and rejections, probably) should be sent next week.
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Thanks for the update and congratulations! Did they schedule an interview or you were accepted right away?Integreat wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 11:00 pmI just got accepted to Stony Brook. There is no waitlist. They’re seeing who’s still interested. Those who are accepted, but are not interested, will open up another spot for someone.lucasmiranda wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 11:25 amI just got an email from Stony Brook saying that the committee is meeting this week and decisions (interview requests and rejections, probably) should be sent next week.
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Someone tell them I’m interestedIntegreat wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 11:00 pmI just got accepted to Stony Brook. There is no waitlist. They’re seeing who’s still interested. Those who are accepted, but are not interested, will open up another spot for someone.lucasmiranda wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 11:25 amI just got an email from Stony Brook saying that the committee is meeting this week and decisions (interview requests and rejections, probably) should be sent next week.
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Accepted right away. Afaik interviews are mostly for international students. UC Irvine is the only exceptionI’ve seenlucasmiranda wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 11:07 pmThanks for the update and congratulations! Did they schedule an interview or you were accepted right away?Integreat wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 11:00 pmI just got accepted to Stony Brook. There is no waitlist. They’re seeing who’s still interested. Those who are accepted, but are not interested, will open up another spot for someone.lucasmiranda wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 11:25 amI just got an email from Stony Brook saying that the committee is meeting this week and decisions (interview requests and rejections, probably) should be sent next week.
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Folks, does anyone know what's up with Stanford's decisions? I see a few acceptances on grad cafe, and no rejections. Most of those who applied and listed profiles here still didn't post the decision from Stanford. Anyone knows when Stanford releases a wave or something?
Same for UMD.
Same for UMD.
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Last year, UMD waited until April 15 to release their rejections. It was really annoying, and all they would say if you contacted them was "you're on our strong applicant list." That sounds like you're at the top of the list and likely to be accepted, but in reality it's a waitlist a mile long. If last year is any indicator, it's pretty unlikely to get off the waitlist at UMD.MathParent wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2020 9:32 amFolks, does anyone know what's up with Stanford's decisions? I see a few acceptances on grad cafe, and no rejections. Most of those who applied and listed profiles here still didn't post the decision from Stanford. Anyone knows when Stanford releases a wave or something?
Same for UMD.
Not sure what's up with Stanford, though.
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Sadly that’s has been my experience with every program. It’s very unprofessional that they do this. I basically assume rejection if it’s passed their usual acceptances period. Last year there were programs which never sent me a rejection. Not even after April 15, UPenn you know who you are.CoronalRain wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2020 12:47 pmLast year, UMD waited until April 15 to release their rejections. It was really annoying, and all they would say if you contacted them was "you're on our strong applicant list." That sounds like you're at the top of the list and likely to be accepted, but in reality it's a waitlist a mile long. If last year is any indicator, it's pretty unlikely to get off the waitlist at UMD.MathParent wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2020 9:32 amFolks, does anyone know what's up with Stanford's decisions? I see a few acceptances on grad cafe, and no rejections. Most of those who applied and listed profiles here still didn't post the decision from Stanford. Anyone knows when Stanford releases a wave or something?
Same for UMD.
Not sure what's up with Stanford, though.
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Some people do get accepted in April.ahhhhmeh wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2020 1:13 pmSadly that’s has been my experience with every program. It’s very unprofessional that they do this. I basically assume rejection if it’s passed their usual acceptances period. Last year there were programs which never sent me a rejection. Not even after April 15, UPenn you know who you are.CoronalRain wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2020 12:47 pmLast year, UMD waited until April 15 to release their rejections. It was really annoying, and all they would say if you contacted them was "you're on our strong applicant list." That sounds like you're at the top of the list and likely to be accepted, but in reality it's a waitlist a mile long. If last year is any indicator, it's pretty unlikely to get off the waitlist at UMD.MathParent wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2020 9:32 amFolks, does anyone know what's up with Stanford's decisions? I see a few acceptances on grad cafe, and no rejections. Most of those who applied and listed profiles here still didn't post the decision from Stanford. Anyone knows when Stanford releases a wave or something?
Same for UMD.
Not sure what's up with Stanford, though.
davis7e wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 10:02 pmMy buddy received one offer on April 11 (I think it was from Syracuse) and they gave him a week to decide. I think he then received an offer from Iowa and K State on April 13 and 14, respectively. Each gave him until April 15 to decide until he emailed them back asking for 2-3 more days so that he could email current students about things like cost of living, qualifying exams and other basics that one should probably know about ahead of time.
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Any ideas what the situation is with Rutgers? There's been a few acceptances on here and only one on Grad Cafe (Usually there's a few more). Are they likely to release another wave of acceptances? or is it safe to assume I likely won't be getting an offer from them?
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I know some do but for most candidates I’ve spoken with and myself, it turned out that the admissions offices just kept us in the dark for no good reason. I firmly believe if nobody has received an offer then yes, they must be reviewing applications. But if they’ve sent out a round of offers and it’s been a few good weeks then it’s over.EricAndre wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2020 1:20 pmSome people do get accepted in April.ahhhhmeh wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2020 1:13 pmSadly that’s has been my experience with every program. It’s very unprofessional that they do this. I basically assume rejection if it’s passed their usual acceptances period. Last year there were programs which never sent me a rejection. Not even after April 15, UPenn you know who you are.CoronalRain wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2020 12:47 pm
Last year, UMD waited until April 15 to release their rejections. It was really annoying, and all they would say if you contacted them was "you're on our strong applicant list." That sounds like you're at the top of the list and likely to be accepted, but in reality it's a waitlist a mile long. If last year is any indicator, it's pretty unlikely to get off the waitlist at UMD.
Not sure what's up with Stanford, though.
davis7e wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 10:02 pmMy buddy received one offer on April 11 (I think it was from Syracuse) and they gave him a week to decide. I think he then received an offer from Iowa and K State on April 13 and 14, respectively. Each gave him until April 15 to decide until he emailed them back asking for 2-3 more days so that he could email current students about things like cost of living, qualifying exams and other basics that one should probably know about ahead of time.
When I emailed my school’s admissions office they gave the typical response that they are reviewing applications. But I knew they’ve already sent out offers. So I spoke with someone in the admissions office, they said yes we’ve sent some offers and a few more may be sent out so the door isn’t shut. But the tone of the conversation was very clear, don’t be hopeful. Because usually they know how many people accept their offer and they send out enough offers to get the number of students they want.
I have a great respect for those schools who have notified the students that they are on a waitlist or rejected. Because they are preventing a lot of stress and uncertainty for the students. I think that’s how it should be.
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I agree, not knowing is an awful feeling. Dragging that feeling out until April is torture.ahhhhmeh wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2020 2:10 pmI know some do but for most candidates I’ve spoken with and myself, it turned out that the admissions offices just kept us in the dark for no good reason. I firmly believe if nobody has received an offer then yes, they must be reviewing applications. But if they’ve sent out a round of offers and it’s been a few good weeks then it’s over.EricAndre wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2020 1:20 pmSome people do get accepted in April.ahhhhmeh wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2020 1:13 pm
Sadly that’s has been my experience with every program. It’s very unprofessional that they do this. I basically assume rejection if it’s passed their usual acceptances period. Last year there were programs which never sent me a rejection. Not even after April 15, UPenn you know who you are.
davis7e wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 10:02 pmMy buddy received one offer on April 11 (I think it was from Syracuse) and they gave him a week to decide. I think he then received an offer from Iowa and K State on April 13 and 14, respectively. Each gave him until April 15 to decide until he emailed them back asking for 2-3 more days so that he could email current students about things like cost of living, qualifying exams and other basics that one should probably know about ahead of time.
When I emailed my school’s admissions office they gave the typical response that they are reviewing applications. But I knew they’ve already sent out offers. So I spoke with someone in the admissions office, they said yes we’ve sent some offers and a few more may be sent out so the door isn’t shut. But the tone of the conversation was very clear, don’t be hopeful. Because usually they know how many people accept their offer and they send out enough offers to get the number of students they want.
I have a great respect for those schools who have notified the students that they are on a waitlist or rejected. Because they are preventing a lot of stress and uncertainty for the students. I think that’s how it should be.
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Yeah, I'm the one that posted the only acceptance on grad cafe from Rutgers (I have no idea why this is, tbh). I can't say very confidently what they're doing, I'm afraid. They've already sent out a lot of details on the open house; on 2/14 they sent out a mass email about it but didn't shield the other recipients names, so by that point at least 22 people had been admitted. I can't rule out a second wave, though. Their website says that in 2017 they accepted over 40 (of which 16 accepted), so it could be they're doing it in halves.CraftAnon wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2020 1:42 pmAny ideas what the situation is with Rutgers? There's been a few acceptances on here and only one on Grad Cafe (Usually there's a few more). Are they likely to release another wave of acceptances? or is it safe to assume I likely won't be getting an offer from them?
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I received offer from penn state on Feb 26.chrisps1992 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2020 1:15 pmDoes anyone have any idea when penn state will send out their pure math decisions? They have been completely radio silent.
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Oh nohanzr wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2020 3:00 pmI received offer from penn state at Feb 26.chrisps1992 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2020 1:15 pmDoes anyone have any idea when penn state will send out their pure math decisions? They have been completely radio silent.
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This person saidDevilbob wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2020 2:59 pmYeah, I'm the one that posted the only acceptance on grad cafe from Rutgers (I have no idea why this is, tbh). I can't say very confidently what they're doing, I'm afraid. They've already sent out a lot of details on the open house; on 2/14 they sent out a mass email about it but didn't shield the other recipients names, so by that point at least 22 people had been admitted. I can't rule out a second wave, though. Their website says that in 2017 they accepted over 40 (of which 16 accepted), so it could be they're doing it in halves.CraftAnon wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2020 1:42 pmAny ideas what the situation is with Rutgers? There's been a few acceptances on here and only one on Grad Cafe (Usually there's a few more). Are they likely to release another wave of acceptances? or is it safe to assume I likely won't be getting an offer from them?
swati16273 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 21, 2020 3:17 pmUndergrad Institution: Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology, Delhi
Major(s): Computer science and mathematics
GPA: 8.44/10
Type of Student: International Indian Female
GRE Revised General Test:
Q: 166 (89%)
V: 150 (46%)
W: 4.5 (81%)
GRE Subject Test in Mathematics:
M: 830 (82%)
TOEFL score: 106
Program Applying: Pure mathematics Ph.D.
Research Experience: BTech project in axiomatic set theory.
Awards/Honors/Recognitions: Nil
Pertinent Activities or Jobs: Teaching assistant for a course on linear algebra and mathematical logic, Tutor of two international students for probability and statistics course.
Any Miscellaneous Points that Might Help: All my recommenders know me very well and all of them must have written strong LORs; Treasurer of Women in mathematics association of IIITD.
Any Other Info That Shows Up On Your App and Might Matter: 9 graduate courses.
Dream:
Cambridge MASt in Pure Mathematics - Pending
CMU - Pending
Dartmouth - Pending
UIUC - Rejected on 10/1 - Being considered for master's currently
Rutgers - Waitlisted by email inquiry on 19/2.
Reach:
Penn State - Pending
Ohio State - Pending
University of Illinois, Chicago - Admitted on 16/2 with TAship $2290 per month.
Safe:
UConn - Admitted on 21/2 with TAship $24,313 per year
University of Florida - Pending
Temple University - Waitlisted on 7/2 by email inquiry
Kansas State University - Admitted on 18/2 - Declined
they are waitlisted so, maybe they already sent their first round offers out?
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Still waiting on UIC. Days go by and I start to lose hope that I will ever get into there.
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Currently on the waitlist at Ohio State and am ranked in the top priority (group 1). Anyone have any idea if I'll actually end up getting off the waitlist or is this more of an empty promise?
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UBC is my only hope at this point.lucasmiranda wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 11:25 amI just got an email from Stony Brook saying that the committee is meeting this week and decisions (interview requests and rejections, probably) should be sent next week.
Edit: Also, UBC said decisions should start to be sent the end of the week
I asked Stony Brook again and they said decisions will be out within a week. Last year Stony sent out some offers at the end of February then sent a bunch of rejections on March 1st. So if I don’t hear from them today, it’s over. Not a good sign that they’ve reached out to multiple people and gave them unofficial offers.chrisps1992 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 11:13 pmSomeone tell them I’m interestedIntegreat wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 11:00 pmI just got accepted to Stony Brook. There is no waitlist. They’re seeing who’s still interested. Those who are accepted, but are not interested, will open up another spot for someone.lucasmiranda wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 11:25 amI just got an email from Stony Brook saying that the committee is meeting this week and decisions (interview requests and rejections, probably) should be sent next week.![]()
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May anyone enlighten me whether Northwestern has sent out all the offers?
I have a two body problem so I'm doubly stressed out for not knowing the outcome... My girlfriend already got into Uchicago...
I have a two body problem so I'm doubly stressed out for not knowing the outcome... My girlfriend already got into Uchicago...
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I have the same fearahhhhmeh wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 2:49 amUBC is my only hope at this point.lucasmiranda wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 11:25 amI just got an email from Stony Brook saying that the committee is meeting this week and decisions (interview requests and rejections, probably) should be sent next week.
Edit: Also, UBC said decisions should start to be sent the end of the week![]()
I asked Stony Brook again and they said decisions will be out within a week. Last year Stony sent out some offers at the end of February then sent a bunch of rejections on March 1st. So if I don’t hear from them today, it’s over. Not a good sign that they’ve reached out to multiple people and gave them unofficial offers.
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Take my words with a grain of salt, I talked with a current PhD student whose advisor was on admission committee this Wednesday, he said 36 (unofficial) offers were made and were already sent out at that point, they expected around 1/3 offers would be taken upon.chrisps1992 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 8:37 amI have the same fearahhhhmeh wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 2:49 amI asked Stony Brook again and they said decisions will be out within a week. Last year Stony sent out some offers at the end of February then sent a bunch of rejections on March 1st. So if I don’t hear from them today, it’s over. Not a good sign that they’ve reached out to multiple people and gave them unofficial offers.
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I guess the 1/3 is all they want to take?lapislazur wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 12:32 pmTake my words with a grain of salt, I talked with a current PhD student whose advisor was on admission committee this Wednesday, he said 36 (unofficial) offers were made and were already sent out at that point, they expected around 1/3 offers would be taken upon.chrisps1992 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 8:37 amI have the same fearahhhhmeh wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 2:49 am
I asked Stony Brook again and they said decisions will be out within a week. Last year Stony sent out some offers at the end of February then sent a bunch of rejections on March 1st. So if I don’t hear from them today, it’s over. Not a good sign that they’ve reached out to multiple people and gave them unofficial offers.
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They want each incoming PhD class to be ~12 people, but sometimes more people said yes to the offers than they expected (e.g. 2018), then they would make less offers next year.chrisps1992 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 12:41 pmI guess the 1/3 is all they want to take?lapislazur wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 12:32 pmTake my words with a grain of salt, I talked with a current PhD student whose advisor was on admission committee this Wednesday, he said 36 (unofficial) offers were made and were already sent out at that point, they expected around 1/3 offers would be taken upon.
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Well that sucks, I really wanted Stony Brook.lapislazur wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 12:45 pmThey want each incoming PhD class to be ~12 people, but sometimes more people said yes to the offers than they expected (e.g. 2018), then they would make less offers next year.chrisps1992 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 12:41 pmI guess the 1/3 is all they want to take?lapislazur wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 12:32 pm
Take my words with a grain of salt, I talked with a current PhD student whose advisor was on admission committee this Wednesday, he said 36 (unofficial) offers were made and were already sent out at that point, they expected around 1/3 offers would be taken upon.
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Schools like CMU and Gatech are pretty slow this year, or as previous years I do not know.
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Haven’t heard anything from Georgia Tech myself but I guess they dished out the first round some time in January/early Feb. At least that’s what the information on grad cafe seems to imply.
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I think ga tech has already sent out their offers. If you haven’t gotten in yet, then it’s probably a rejection. Last year on grad cafe everyone got rejected late feb.
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I'm not surprised if I was rejected. One of my friends is a strong applicant imo, who still hasn't heard anything from these two schools as well.chrisps1992 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 2:04 pmI think ga tech has already sent out their offers. If you haven’t gotten in yet, then it’s probably a rejection. Last year on grad cafe everyone got rejected late feb.
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I have seen people post on grad cafe that they got in CMU for math in middle-late January. Based on this (https://www.cmu.edu/math/grad/phd/outco ... tions.html) they don't seem to admit many students, so I assume at this point it is a rejection.hedgehog0 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 2:07 pmI'm not surprised if I was rejected. One of my friends is a strong applicant imo, who still hasn't heard anything from these two schools as well.chrisps1992 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 2:04 pmI think ga tech has already sent out their offers. If you haven’t gotten in yet, then it’s probably a rejection. Last year on grad cafe everyone got rejected late feb.
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I emailed the other day and just heard back. Didn’t get in. So, you can also email too if you want a definitive answerCraftAnon wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2020 1:42 pmAny ideas what the situation is with Rutgers? There's been a few acceptances on here and only one on Grad Cafe (Usually there's a few more). Are they likely to release another wave of acceptances? or is it safe to assume I likely won't be getting an offer from them?
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UCSB just replied to a message I sent them:
So there's an update for anyone else who has been waiting on UCSB.Hi (name),
Thank you for checking on the status of your application to UC Santa Barbara. Your application is currently under review by our Admissions Committee. We have just made a first round of admission offers and we expect to be making additional offers in the coming weeks, through the end of March.
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Just got a rejection from Stony Brook.
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Yep, stony brook rejections are out. Get em while they’re hot!
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Penn state, MSU, IU Bloomington, UMN. I’m waitlisted at Notre Dame and Texas A&Mahhhhmeh wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 5:37 pmAre you waiting on anywhere else?chrisps1992 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 5:06 pmYep, stony brook rejections are out. Get em while they’re hot!
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Hopefully you’ll get some good news from one of them soon.chrisps1992 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 5:56 pmPenn state, MSU, IU Bloomington, UMN. I’m waitlisted at Notre Dame and Texas A&Mahhhhmeh wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 5:37 pmAre you waiting on anywhere else?chrisps1992 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 5:06 pmYep, stony brook rejections are out. Get em while they’re hot!
I am clinging to my seat until I hear from UBC as they are my last chance at having a career in math.
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Hope you have some good news, too.ahhhhmeh wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 6:13 pmHopefully you’ll get some good news from one of them soon.chrisps1992 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 5:56 pmPenn state, MSU, IU Bloomington, UMN. I’m waitlisted at Notre Dame and Texas A&M
I am clinging to my seat until I hear from UBC as they are my last chance at having a career in math.