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Yesterday. So I assumed that USC does not send an letter on Monday. 

If you open the bar, I will mix a cocktail named "I am sorry" or "rejected applications." Oh, I realize that I get a job lol. 

Hello guys. Here they come. But they, I am sure, will join us in saying, as we bid farewell to the dust of these applications, that wheresoever throughout the academic world the accounts of our admission are read, and down to the latest period of recorded time, in the glorious annals of our common country.

The question is simple; should I go to the campus visit after I admitted? 
One university invited me to attend the campus visit. Although I have been accepted this graduate program, the existence of other applications and limited supports for travel expenses make me hesitate the attendance of the campus visit. Does it sound nonsense to consider this invitation? Visiting professors and searching for housing issues deserve to make an effort to visit the university early? 

Are there people who are waiting for universities like USC or GWU? The deadline was Dec.1, 2017 but there are no notification or messages for the admission. 
 
Although funding is the most important part of the admission process, I just want to know about the admission itself, and I want to share this feeling of anxiety. 
 
P.S: I finished the application of UTD on Jan 8 but the university accepts the application within only two weeks!. I received an unofficial letter yesterday from the university. Is it possible...? How do you think about this university (School of Economic, Political, and Policy Sciences).