Curious53

I could leave it in an office on campus, though it might be a bit out of the way. I won't be skating in winter, but the other 8 months of the year it would be great to get to class a little faster (it is also more fun as well). Thanks for your two cents on this telkanuru!

I am starting my PhD in the fall, and I want to skateboard to class and to the archives... but I am worried about my professors and peers taking me seriously. Is it too unprofessional to speed up my commute by bringing my board with me? Some potentially relevant info: The board is small and light, and I would be strapping it to my backpack when I wasn't using it. This means that it might be a bit conspicuous as I walk in and out of classrooms. I am going to be at Harvard, and I am worried that people there will be a bit more conscious of these things there than if I went to a school in California. Am I overthinking this? Should I just walk everywhere? Any thoughts would be very much appreciated.

I went to HGSE several years ago. The financial aid letter comes after the admit email, and scholarship information comes after that.

Just got an e-mail inviting me for an interview. CIS applicant.

Hi @jmaroon. Would you be able to ask your friend if all of the interview invites for the PhD went out tonight? Thanks!