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We might hear from the University of Iowa, as well.

Per Jessie Eastman, the graduate secretary at Minnesota, admissions decisions will be released the week of 2/19. I feel like there's a decent chance that we will hear form Indiana this week.

It looks like they stagger rejections, so I'm expecting one in the next couple of weeks.

To those who received rejection emails from NW to check website, did you receive a generic email? Or, was it sent to you by a POI?

I'm from Michigan, and although Ann Arbor is a moderately expensive city, I think $20,000+ would be sufficient.

I can claim a rejection at UW-Seattle. I'm not disappointed about this. I didn't fit with the department very well.

This is good to know. I think we could hear from them next week sometime, based on when previous years' decisions were announced. A very sophisticated troll...

Anyone claiming the IU-Bloomington CP admit?

Perhaps we will hear from them tonight (though probably not), tomorrow, or early next week.

NYU has a reputation for being very quantitatively-oriented, so yes.

Are you asking about US political science programs or Canadian economics programs? If the former, then a 161 on the quant section will certainly not disqualify you.

Alright. Bummed, but maybe it wasn't a great fit.

So, do we think that all UT decisions have been announced? Acceptances, that is.

Is it safe to assume that if you haven't been waitlisted by UW-Seattle you've been rejected?

I did. Have you heard anything?

I feel like Indiana is staggering the release of acceptances this year by subfield.

Do you think there's a chance that NW has not announced all acceptances?

I wonder if it's too early to do this, though. I would inquire sometime toward the end of February.

I wonder, too, whether UT-Austin is done.

Do you think that all decisions have been announced?

The email I received from UNC today taught me to take everything on GradCafe with a grain of salt. It really is just a waiting game. I suppose you aren't done until you've officially been rejected.

Thanks, that is good to know. I do wish I had some idea of how many people are on the waitlist, though.

Since I was waitlisted at UNC, is there a strong chance that I won't find out about whether I've been accepted/rejected until April?

I've just been waitlisted at UNC-Chapel Hill. They accept students off the waitlist every year, according to the professor who emailed me.

To my knowledge, there have only been a couple of acceptances.