jamesy1116

That's something I guess.

Now I have that much more reason to drink the anxiety away on Friday

Thinking about adding some more applications?

Welp

Welcome to the club.

I've heard the biggest advantage to applying to UT is being from Texas. Not sure how true it is.

You didn't happen to ask about mine did you?

I've pretty much convinced myself I'm not getting in anywhere, and all my deadlines were in January and some haven't even passed yet. This is what it's come to.

Does this stuff actually come in the mail? I expect to see everything in email.

I did about two weeks ago letting them know I applied, my stats are posted on the bottom of the first page.

Yes, haven't heard anything.

I emailed someone about working for them before I learned they were being fired for sleeping with an undergraduate. Fastest "I'm not taking students" I ever received.

danger zone

undeniable offer

coke addiction

gradcafe refreshing

Nope. Only deadlines that have passed for me have been on Jan 1, 5, and 15 so I don' expect much until February.

For the sake of my sanity, I like to think it doesn't.

I had the same problem, all three of the people I contacted said to have it in before the adcom meets, but if it's not in it won't help or hurt.

It's mostly just draft after draft and anxiety-fueled.

I'm honestly pretty ready for this process to be over. I've been working on contacts and applications since about August. I just want to know!

I'm just wondering what the grad schools, not the geology departments, role is in admission. Just screening for minimum requirements?

Thanks for the reply. What's the process like with the graduate school admissions itself?

What's the biggest difference in the admission process at UBC compared to American schools? I know about the required documents, but who does my application get handed to, in what order, and what is the most critical part of that process?

At the risk of giving away who I'm applying to, Metamorphic Petrology/Geochron.