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Yep! Haven't heard from any yet! Waiting on Harvard, Princeton, Duke, UT Austin, UCSB, And BU for New Testament/Early Christianity and UC Berkley for AHMA

I applied for a Masters at Duke University's Religious Studies Program. Today I got an email saying that they were very interested in my application, and they gave me a break down of the tuition costs. But I still haven't got an acceptance letter or email. Is this a good sign? Or is this just a generic email that they send to everyone? Anxious

Hi everyone, I just finished all of my applications last week, and now I'm playing the horrible waiting game. I'm a Classics major at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and I'm applying to several MTS and MDiv programs in Early Christianity and New Testament studies to prepare me for PhD work. I've applied to Harvard Divinity (MTS), Duke Divinity (MTS), University of Chicago Divinity (MA), Notre Dame (MA Early Christian Studies), Duke University (MA Religious studies), Boston University (MA Classics), University of Virginia (MA Classics) My GPA: 3.83 I am at and advanced level in Ancient Greek and Latin, Intermediate level French and German, and Beginning level Sanskrit I have studied abroad in both Greece (through Austin Peay State University) and Rome (Through Duke University) I was an intern at the American Academy of Rome in their archaeology lab last year All of my recommendations were from professors in my Classics department and study abroad programs who know me very well. What are my chances? If anyone has been admitted to any of these programs, would you mind telling me about your admission statistics so I can get a better feel of what to expect admissions-wise?