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Also, not taking for granted that everyone already knows this, Perseus is great for Greek and Latin classics: http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/ There, one can also access the Liddell-Scott IGEL online: http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus:text:1999.04.0058

Stinking Notre Dame Press sale! "Unsubscribe"!

Congrats!

No one has mentioned much of Syriac yet. I am interested in those resources. Greek When I teach Greek, I use the aforementioned BBG (Mounce) the aforementioned PGR (Whitacre) Mounce's Morphology of Biblical Greek Wallace's Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics Loeb texts (the green books) are particularly useful as well (apostolic fathers, Basil, others...) Latin Wheelock Wheelock's reader Moreland and Fleischer's Intensive Course Dictionary of Latin Forms, W. Whitacre The Latin Summa Loeb texts (the red books) And for some valuable induction, regular Latin Mass Hebrew Basics of Biblical Hebrew, Pratico and Van Pelt (although my teacher is not fond of this text) JPS Tanakh Brown-Driver-Briggs Lexicon The Dead Sea Scrolls, Charlesworth's volumes

In addition to what's already been said, many professors upload their papers (both newer and older stuff) on academia.edu ...

Others have explored the possibility of the sole acceptance's trolling, but I take him at his word and imagine it's authentic. There were probably exceptional circumstances surrounding that acceptance and that we'll all hear back soon.

Congrats! Do you know if all those accepted have been notified?

Marquette seems to have a big problem with funding. On the results page, all but one admitted student comment that there is no funding for them yet. Does anyone know how many funded spots they offer?

I see a little news regarding Marquette. Someone got an offer.

Rejections will be sent out at the end of March. I understand that one still has a chance, but it depends upon who accepts offers. Folks who know they are not attending will hopefully let UVa know sooner than later.

Their decisions were released this week of March last year. I imagine that we will hear very soon.

I understand that decisions will be made quite soon.

They have sent out acceptances and rejections for Ph.D. programs. I understand their decisions regarding MTS applications are coming quite soon.

What worked for me was getting published and getting my GRE's up. That seemed to be the biggest difference maker. I rewrote all of my statements of purpose. I cannot strongly enough suggest that you have someone, ideally your POI, give you feedback on a draft of your statement of purpose. If you have the resources and time, visit the school and meet with your POI.

Last year, they notified around this same time (looks like around March 1). Nothing has been posted this year yet. Hopefully soon!

Anyone know when Notre Dame typically makes decisions for MTS and MA-ECS? I presume it would be after their interview weekend for Ph.D., but that's just a guess.

Yes. Thank you! I don't suppose it makes much of a difference at this point (at least for me).

I have yet to hear from them (bad sign 1), but considering that I can no longer log into my online application (bad sign 2), that's probably suggesting I'll hear in the negative very soon.

Well, I can still log into my eMarq email, so they haven't given me the boot yet if I did not get in. Still hope to hear in the affirmative.

Has anyone heard from Marquette?

Hopefully for the good this year! Last year, Matt. 21:42 was consoling for me around this time. Certainly, I suffer no delusions of grandeur, but at least I found an entrance into the bitter mystery in a small way.

As you can see from my "decaf" label, a rookie mistake. Thanks!

I am sure I should know where you are talking about, but I do not understand where I should type this in. Is it the search tab on this page? http://religiousstudies.virginia.edu/

Do you have a link, or is it supposed to show up when I sign in to my application?

Did you get in or get a letter?