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Hey everyone! I accepted an offer to Kansas State University last night. I turned down offers from The University of Tulsa and Saint Louis University (waitlisted). I hope this helps people on the wait list to those schools.

I logged into the AIS system, and the rejection was under application status.

Texas A&M has posted notifications on the applicant website.

I was notified that I was accepted to the University of Tulsa's PhD program this morning. Also, Saint Louis University informed me that they are still making decisions and that letters should be sent to applicants in about two weeks. @cialath: Who is your POI?

Thanks! That is good to hear.

I applied to: Texas A&M Colorado State University of Tulsa Kansas State Saint Louis University Northern Illinois I have not heard from any of these schools yet.

I have not heard anything yet. I keep checking the results survey and the notification feed. Very few programs have made decisions.

If I may ask, to which schools did you apply?

Has anyone heard back from I/O doctoral programs?

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Univ. of Tulsa is a good school. They are one of a few masters programs that have full tuition/fee waivers for master's students.

To Everyone interested in applying to doctoral programs: I know that many application deadlines have passed or are near passing, but below are a few of my pieces of advice: 1. Include two or three master's programs as emergency schools. 2. Also, I/O programs are statistically heavy. Therefore, having a higher quantitative GRE score will boost your chances of getting into a program. 3. Research experience is a must. It doesn't have to be in I/O. Professors just want to know you have some level of research competence. 4. Similarly, present your research even if it is at small or local conferences. They still count. 5. Contact professors before sending your application. Make sure you have similar interests and ask if they are accepting students for the next year. If you have similar interests but they are not accepting students, you will not get into the program. 6. Explicitly ask if faculty members will write GOOD letters of recommendation. Some professors will agree to write the letters but they may not discuss you in a way that will help your application. 7. Research the cities in which the schools are located. Remember you will be living there for 4-6 years. You don't want to go to a school that resides in a city in which you do not wish to live.

Has anyone accepted or rejected their offer to either BGSU or St. Louis University? Also, have people made their decisions of where they are going next year? I have not decided yet, and I feel like I am the only one.

I found out yesterday that I have been waitlisted at BGSU, so if anyone who has been accepted wishes to decline their offer, I would be thrilled.

When did you hear from OU? I have yet to hear from them.