lol of course, considering I was just on the other side of that equation! I got the big envelope in the mail today- and I applied sometime in January as well. Honestly, I was nervous to be applying to grad school this year since every program is so adamant about work experience, and I don't have much of it (less than a year as a research assistant). I graduated last year from a top national university (I think it's ranked somewhere around 10-13) with a strong GPA (nothing too crazy). I was involved in several clubs and outside activities, and scored over 1400 on the GRE. So for all of you that are young and applying there's definitely hope!! Best of luck to all of you!
edit: oops forgot to add in about funding- I somehow got some award which covers 18 credits of tuition remission and a stipend as well, if I work 20 hours/week- definitely did not expect to get any money so it's definitely a good option!