beachedotter

this is subjective just like the review process! i know people who have gotten it who did NOT submit their scores. also, the reviewers at my university who have for many years been in charge of the pre-submission internal review process actually advise everyone applying to not even think of sending gre scores unless they were absolutely fabulous. in other words, they say no score is way better than a less-than-fabulous score. my point: some reviewers may think negatively about a score-less application and others won't think anything at all. either way, we are hours from knowing what each of our reviewers thought, or assumed, about our scores!

does anyone think there's a chance they will post tonight?

Thanks for posting this. We are all breathing and thriving now without the fellowship. When the majority of us find out that we have been declined, we will have lost nothing, and we can go on breathing and thriving. This doesn't mean I am not obsessing about the notification. I do, nonetheless, think it's helpful to remind ourselves of this. Thanks again.