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Congratulations, that's so exciting! If I go to Davis, maybe I'll see you at Berkeley! Thanks for the updates, I appreciate it.

Thank you! Nothing from CUNY yet, but it's okay. I am honestly thrilled and surprised to be on the waitlist, even, considering how competitive it is.

Thank you! I appreciate the info. Yeah I'm not sure how their list works, either, but you and I have different concentrations (I work on 20th/21st century opera), so who knows. I have other acceptances, just waiting for UCLA to decide on me. I'd love to hear where you decide to go!

Oh that's you! Wow, congrats. You have a bunch of wonderful options, that's awesome. What kind of stuff do you work on? What professors of interest at those schools do you have? I am on the waitlist at UCLA, which is my dream school, so that does help! Thanks for letting me know.

Congratulations on your acceptance to Columbia! What schools are you considering?

University of Louisville has funded programs and the faculty is great

Congrats! I am accepted with pretty good funding at UC Davis, waitlisted for funding at CUNY, rejected from Eastman, and still waiting on results from UCLA. What kind of stuff do you work on?

I applied to four PhD programs in musicology: UCLA, UC Davis, Eastman, and CUNY Graduate Center. Where'd you apply? Congrats on interviews! Where'd you apply and what kind of stuff do you work on/see yourself working on? Relatedly: if you haven't already applied to University of Louisville, the program is fantastic and funded. I believe applications are still open.

Is it you who got waitlisted at Duke?

You're doing so great.

Congratulations! Mazel mazel. Surely you have a bunch left to hear from, yeah?

HoorayforMusic! I wonder when interview notices are going out/when recruitment weekend is.. any intel?

It looks pretty well-funded! From the Duke Music website: "There are multiple ways for students to receive or earn support for their graduate studies. At this time all entering students receive financial aid, which normally is maintained for five years (subject to certain conditions, such as satisfactory progress toward the degree). After the first year, graduate assistantships will be substituted for fellowship aid." So I assume the funding offers vary from student to student, but everyone gets some! Where did you see contradictory information? I can't comment on Northwestern.

Yup, have seen those. I wouldn't be surprised if the volume of applications is lower than expected, though. We'll see! Do you have a professor-of-interest at Duke?

Surely, but it also kind of makes me think that they aren't, like, swimming in applications.