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Purdue, UMass Amherst, Loyola University Chicago, and Michigan also offer funding to some applicants.

I appreciate it! I'm also waiting to hear from two other schools. I emailed one on Tuesday with no response yet, and haven't contacted the other one. I'd also like to make a decision as soon as possible for the sake of the schools I have gotten into!

I hadn't heard from the University of Michigan, and saw that both acceptances and rejections were sent out. I emailed the program and was told that I'm on the waitlist. It sounded like they weren't planning on notifying me until they made a final decision. That might be what's going on with UCLA...

Has anyone heard back from the MS Statistics program at UMass this year?

I was accepted to the Master's of Applied Statistics program at Colorado State University. Since the program is only a couple years old, I was wondering if anyone hear has had any experiences with it or knows much about it...?

I was also accepted to NCSU's masters program, and was also wondering about that, especially since the program starts in May.

i'm applying for the MS program. I think I saw on the website that they notify you via mail. (I also haven't heard.)

I also applied there for next year. Have you figured out how competitive they are?

Thank you, that's very, very helpful. If only there were a way to know about the quality of master's programs! But for now, all I can do is hang tight anyway.

Thanks for your response! That's good to know. So far I haven't heard anything about funding, but if I get any, I think that will make my decision for me.

How important is it to go to a big name/highly ranked school for a master's in stats? I applied to a mix of schools. Now that acceptances are trickling in, I'm not sure how I'll make a decision. Any advice?