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    2019 Fall
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  1. jennyshaw228
    I have already been in the waitlist for the quantitative psychology program at the University of Notre Dame for 2 months! Still no updates Almost lose my hope...
  2.    jennyshaw228 reacted to a post in a topic: Waitlist and Help Me Decide Thread 2019
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    That is a really good point! Thank you so much for your suggestions!
  4. jennyshaw228
    Thanks so much for your suggestions! I will contact current students to get more details about the program!
  5. jennyshaw228
    Please give me some suggestions: I got an offer from program A. The location is amazing and my POI is super nice. However, the fundings are not guaranteed. I only get 9-month tuition wavier and 6-month RA in my first year (summer quarter status could be leave-out automatically). In the future, it will depend on my performance to decide. Also, the program is quite small. It only has 3 faculty members and sends 1-2 offers each year. Here is an issue: I need to apply for the fellowship (4-year funding) and the deadline will be March 8. But I am on the waitlist in program B. Program B i
  6. jennyshaw228 started following UBC VS Alberta for educational measurement (master), should I go to a small program without full fundings in the first year? and should I go to a small program?
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    Hi there, I got a PhD offer this year and really hope to receive some suggestions. The supervisor has a big name in my field and she is super nice. We have a great research fit! Also, the location is quite good. However, the program is pretty small (only 3 faculty members and they only send 1-2 PhD offers each year) and the fundings can't be guaranteed. My supervisor told me I will get 6-month RA support and 9-month tuition waiver in the first year. It will depend on my progress to get different types of fundings in the next 4 years. Does anyone have some opinions? Thx a lot!!
  8. jennyshaw228
    Hi there, I got a PhD offer this year and really hope to receive some suggestions. The supervisor has a big name in my field and she is super nice. Also, the location is quite good. However, the program is pretty small (only 3 faculty members and they only send 1-2 PhD offers each year) and the fundings can't be guaranteed. My supervisor told me I will get 6-month RA support and 9-month tuition waiver in the first year. It will depend on my progress to get different types of fundings in the next 4 years. Does anyone have some opinions? Thx a lot!!!
  9. jennyshaw228
    Thanks for your suggestions! Good luck with your other applications!
  10. jennyshaw228
    We just had an online interview, so I have no ideas about the number of applications for this year. I wrote three potential supervisors in my SOP and the committee told me to decide one after being admitted. But I am unsure whether I would have this opportunity in the future...
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    Yes. Did you get any updates from the ND?
  12. jennyshaw228
    I got interviews from UND and UW( this program is in the department of educational psychology). I just know I am in the ND's waiting list, so sad Did anyone apply for the same programs and have any updates?
  13. jennyshaw228

    Hi, spunky! I notice you are a PhD student of MERM program. Could you please answer my question about the offer choice?  Thanks a lot!

     

  14. jennyshaw228
    Hi, everyone! I got two offers from MERM program at UBC and MEC program at Alberta. But I am struggling with the decision. FYI, both programs I applied for require the completion of a thesis. UBC is one of the top universities in Canada and Vancouver is a comfortable city to live in. But I do not have any fundings. It is expensive to live in Vancouver. Also, my supervisor told me the chance becoming a RA is low for a master student considering we have many courses and lack of skills. In fact, I plan to pursue a doctorate degree after finishing my graduate study and hope to gain more
  15. jennyshaw228
    I am an international applicant and I haven't heard back from any school yet.
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