marshmallow530

I am still getting no result... 2 weeks from the interview.

Thank you so much! I am almost desperate for admission these days and during the waiting period, I always imagine the scenes if I got rejections...so horrible days before the result come out.

Hello everyone, I want to know is it normal or frequent to receive rejection letter after a positive POI interview? I just finished the POI interview in the last week, and he just asked me generic questions as "Why you think this program best suits you...?". We relaxedly chat for a while and at the end of our discussion, he said that he will highly recommend me to the committee at the faculty meeting. Now I am nervously waiting for the result come out, and even cannot eat well or sleep well. Here I want to know how frequently happened to receive the rejection letter after a not bad POI interview? (It is a Ph.D. program.)

Hello everyone, I want to know is it normal or frequent to receive rejection letter after a positive POI interview? I just finished the POI interview in the last week, and he just asked me generic questions as "Why you think this program best suits you...?". We relaxedly chat for a while and at the end of our discussion, he said that he will highly recommend me to the committee at the faculty meeting. Now I am nervously waiting for the result come out, and even cannot eat well or sleep well. Here I want to know how frequently happened to receive the rejection letter after a not bad POI interview? (It is a Ph.D. program.)

Hi, I am an applicant of 2018 fall, and here I have a question about the unfunded Ph.D. admission and rejection. I want to know if one received the "rejection" letter from the department, can one negotiate with the department if s/he could change the "rejection letter" to the unfunded Ph.D. admission?

Hello everyone, here I have a question about the Ph.D. admission without funding. When I was applying graduate schools this year, I found that a lot of programs on their website saying that"If you want to be considered for funding, you should submit your application materials by xxx; If you do not consider the funding, your application deadline is xxx. " Usually, if you do not consider the funding or scholarship, then the deadline is much later than the deadline for the funding offer. I am applying for the History major Ph.D. programs this year, and I have some questions for the above "two deadlines". First, if I want the department to consider me for both the offer and admission, do I need to email them to let them know? I submitted my application package by the offer deadline (the earlier one), and If I was turned down by them for the scholarship, do you think they will consider me for the admission without funding? Do I need to submit my application package for two times by the two deadlines to let the department to consider me for both the offer and the admission without funding? Second, I want to know, based on the general situation, are there many schools giving Ph.D. admissions without funding? If I do not consider any funding, scholarship, or assistantship from the department, will my admission potential increase? Thank you so much for your help!!!