iamtheother

The second rejection entry for Loyola Chicago is mine. The letter was dated Feb. 13th and was generic and printed from a printer that really needs to have the ink changed. There was no other information included.

I applied to the last four on your list, and am also trying to coordinate with my fiancee who is looking for an internship in Equine Medicine (she'll be graduating a D.V.M. in May).

I solicited a response from DePaul, and was told I was not accepted. On the plus side, my writing sample was remembered. The university reported that there were over a 150 applicants. It would seem if you haven't heard either way, then you're probably rejected. Still waiting on Oregon and Stony Brook to reply to my e-mails.

I would seriously consider it.

I also clicked that button. Perhaps that is the case.

I didn't receive a rejection e-mail from Oregon...yet. Maybe I got Vanderbilt'd?

I was told similar, but also told that I wasn't outright rejected and I should hear for sure early April. That leads me to believe I am on a larger waitlist.

I took two courses at MSU's grad program. The atmosphere was productive, interesting and friendly. Good luck to those that choose to attend.

The Vanderbilt drama is interesting. Does anyone know if the first rejection posted was an outright one?

Continental heavy, in particular aesthetics and political philosophy. My writing sample concerns aesthetic praxis as a revolutionary vehicle. I'm interested in the intersections and influence of each area.

Schools: Memphis, Oregon, DePaul, Emory, Penn State, Vanderbilt, Stonybrook, Binghamton, Northwestern, Duquense, Georgetown, Boston College and Loyola Chicago. MA: Georgia State and Brandeis. Small Liberal Arts College GPA: 3.3 Major: 3.3 GRE: 160V/134Q/4.5AW I took two courses at Michigan State in their Philosophy grad program, both of which were 4.0. So my application has those. My numbers are pretty bad so I'm banking my writing sample and letters