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Wisconsin. If you're interested in environmental sociology, you need to apply to Wisconsin.

To everyone applying, aim high. Many people don't give themselves nearly enough credit throughout this process.

Magoosh has a good online practice portal, as well. Lot's of practice questions, and they give you a mock score as you go, which serves as a pretty good measure of your progress.

Accepted my offer to UW-Madison. Feels good to know for sure where I'll be.

Just found out that I'm apparently on an unofficial waitlist.

Good visitation day I thought. I met lots of interesting people that were just plain old pleasant to talk to.

Just curious if any other admittees are going to the visit day on Friday. Has anyone made a decision one way or the other?

There are lots of apartments or rooms near campus available as it gets closer to fall, and if you sign in June or July (even August) they're generally a little cheaper. There are also new, highly overpriced, apartment complexes popping up all over the place that should actually make getting a 1br in an older building or even a room in a house a little easier.

Was wondering the same thing. Personally, I'm in no rush to decide. I don't see much of a reason to make a decision between places I'm seriously considering until early April.

I got a phone call from the DGS. And thanks

I'll claim one for Vandy.

Have I heard wrong, or is sociology of culture on the rise (compared to where it has been in the past)?

UConn.

Slow day today...

My application now says "Under final review." I'm not too optimistic with this one. Poor fit.