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Well...two more programs left pending for me (my two top choices, but whatever).

Could be. But the trolls have been obsessed with MIT the whole cycle for whatever reason.

I don't think the Yale ones are legit.

Yeah, this forum has been bad the last few days.

Has MIT been confirmed on here yet?

They do it like that every year.

Why? It's a small cohort/program. Last year only one gradcafe poster got in. They have also never done waves from what I see. It's probably done and rejection letters should be coming out soon.

A couple of people here have commented that they already had their admitted student visit (or is very soon, can't remember exactly when it is/was). I doubt they would do that without sending out all their acceptances.

Northwestern is definitely done. Stanford is probably done.

How big is the gap in rankings? What range are we talking about here?

I think you might be a bit confused. Last year their results were on the 10th, the year before that the 28th of January. The year before that, Feb 20th. So yeah, all over the place.

No. Stanford is all over the place.

Honestly Monody, there is very little that should persuade you to choose PSU over Columbia. Columbia beats it by virtually every metric imaginable.

You should apply where your research interests fit...you have provided nothing to give us any indication of what they are.

Yup.

Same.

It's done.

Low.

No one can answer this...but we haven't seen any top programs do this so far IIRC (or at least..past 6ish).

Or just copy pasted...not that difficult to do. That being said...it's quite the 'trollish' description...two first author pubs? Highly unlikely.

Not that I am expecting a Duke admit at this point...but god damn what a fit that program is for me.

MIT calls their acceptances before sending an email.

I don't for sure. But given the amount of acceptances and then two days of silence... I would wager that one is over. Maybe a couple of trickles given their history but as far as 'decisions to expect' it's done.

UNC is done. I doubt we see that many schools, but next week is historically the biggest week. Probably see a few of those the week after (Columbia and Stanford for example).

Doubtful.