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Illinois Poli Sci PhD Applicants
alegriapura replied to JordanJames's topic in Political Science Forum
I had a great visit at UIUC, but I ultimately accepted another offer. Best of luck! -
Any word on OSU? Someone has to have some inside information.
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Same here.
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I like it. Maybe it will catch on.
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Yes, just like you did to apply. Same website, same login and password.
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Dying to know!
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You have to use the school-specific Apply Yourself page, the same page where you went to fill out your application. Just enter the login and password you used to apply and there should be a link that says something like "Decision now available."
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Me too.
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Thanks for the heads up. I just checked and I got the same message. What a long wait for them to refer us to freaking Apply Yourself. Oh well! I share your sentiment.
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My fiancee has an associates degree, but would like to go back to school in the fall to finish her BA. For her, it's not a matter of prestige or academic rigor, she just wants to finally complete her BA after a few years of working. Does anyone know some undergraduate options that are close to Princeton and reasonably priced? I sure want to accept an offer at Princeton, but I need to resolve this first.
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That may be so, but I think Princeton might have the advantage regardless of specialization. I really want to visit them both. I assume you are leaning towards UCSD. Who all are you going to visit?
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I agree entirely with your analysis. Still, UIUC definitely turned my head. They were so aggressive about emailing me. If I ended up there, I would love to work with Jeff Mondak and Cara Wong, but they have a great, young faculty, as well as Kuklinski, a venerable scholar for sure. I see lots of energy there with potential for a jump in rankings. Minnesota also has a great faculty. I would want to work with Larry Jacobs and Joanne Miller, but there are lots of fantastic options there. Wisconsin is obviously a widely-respected school too, but I personally rank it after Minnesota. Princeton is probably the best school for me. They have great behavior people and I can imagine really getting into political psychology there. I guess I am anxious to visit some places and make an informed decision.
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Let us know how the two stack up. Also, what are your thoughts about WUSTL and UIUC?
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I met Putnam last year when he visited my university. He is obviously a very accomplished scholar, but he also seems like a really great person. Congratulations on both schools. I understand that both have strong programs in theory.
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Just a note: true to their word, my rejection came via USPS. I don't know though if they are really sending acceptances via DHL.
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I just got my rejection on Monday, but I live about 2,000+ miles from Cambridge. Wait list?
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No more takers? What a disappointment! What schools are you Americanists visiting? I'm thinking about Princeton and WUSTL.
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I still haven't heard a blessed thing from Columbia. I assumed before that I was rejected, but now I'm wondering if I am on some secret wait list or what! Is anyone else still waiting?
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Alright, Americanists, what's the sexiest school you've been admitted to so far? I have to say I'm pretty stoked about WUSTL. If I end up there, I will probably do a lot more political psychology, something I find very fun. Are there any UMich admits in here? How about Harvard, Ohio State, etc.? Let's hear it! What's your best option and why?
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Yikes! American.
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They are real. Wow!
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New School for Social Research, old school. I like it.
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That sounds like the content of the emails I received from most schools right after submitting their application.
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At least something for POQ...
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I applied to Columbia (and am waiting for the rejection letter) with the hope of working nearly exclusively with Shapiro, but there is probably a handful of other folks that could work with you on these topics. It is a stronger school in IR and comparative, but I applied there because I think no one can scoff at a PhD at Columbia regardless of subfield, especially if you work with a legendary scholar like Shapiro. Congrats.