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  1. On 2/15/2023 at 3:09 PM, olivecords said:

    Hello, anyone heard anything from Cornell Soc? Also- waitlisted for funding at Rutgers and seems like theres a lot of us... I'm nervous. Anyone have more info about that? Very confusing that its an "acceptance" but that they only provide admission to fully funded students... lol

    I was an applicant from earlier rounds and was once admitted to Rutgers but waitlisted for funding as well. I got a funded offer on April 14 as people finally began to decline offers. I also declined it, and then the offer moved to the next on the list. Things will move very quickly when it gets closer to the April 15 deadline. I believe Rutgers's top choices are very likely to decline the offer, so there's still hope. Hang in there, folks!

  2. On 2017/4/14 at 2:53 AM, jojokitty47 said:

    After getting off the waitlist my final choice is: Emory University

    Research Areas: Education, Mental Health, and Music

    Reason: Overall awesome fit, loved the faculty (one even does specific research on the intersection of music and mental health)

    I was also waitlisted at Ohio State University, but Emory was definitely the right choice for me

    I am also going to Emory! Looking forward to seeing you in the fall!

  3. Acceptances you had: Rutgers, Emory (off of waitlist)

    Research Area: Culture, Social Capital/Social Networks, Medical Sociology, Qualitative Methods

    Final Choice: Emory

    Reason: Got off of the waitlist last minute!! I emailed Emory's DGS a week before April 15th, and he told me that I was the top waitlister and asked me to hold off making any decision about Rutgers. So I waited until April 15th, and finally got off of the waitlist! The sociology department of Rutgers is also great, but Emory is a better fit for me. I love the friendly faculty there (the DGS is extremely nice) as well as the location and weather of Atlanta!

  4. 1 hour ago, limonchello said:

    I would talk to the DGS because usually they are very outfront with information. Maybe there has only been a 10% response rate and you're likely to get funding nonetheless. 

    Yeah I have talked to the DGS and my POI. They said they are still waiting to hear from the student ranked right above me, and told me to be neither too negative nor positive about the outcome. I don't know what I can do at present. I can't wait too long, since it would mess up my plans.

  5. Hey guys! I was admitted but still waitlisted for funding, and now I face a very troublesome situation where I have to submit my master's dissertation by early April, while the decision of funding has yet to come out. If I can know the decision from Rutgers early, then I can decide whether to postpone my graduation and apply to PhD programs again next year. So please, if any of you decide to decline Rutgers' offer, please do that ASAP. I would greatly appreciate it!! Thanks! The waiting game is just killing me ;(

    Anyway, good luck to all.

  6. 5 minutes ago, Planner101 said:

    Rejected as well. I only applied to two schools and this concludes my cycle. I'll be back on the site next year. Best of luck to everyone!! 

    Best luck!!

    This is also my first time of application, and I find I am so naive on everything, including school selection (yeah I was thinking that I just wanted to attend top 30 programs), LOR (thought it might not be important if I wrote perfect SOP and WS), and a lot of other things. I cried all night the day I received 4 rejections (around Feb 24) and got a personal email from the professor of Yale saying that I was not in. But now I feel better, it's not the end of the world. Learn from the lessons (although very expensive ones) and keep moving. Best luck to all of you!!

    p.s. I am waitlisted by two schools, so the only thing I can do is to wait.

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