trekhgornyval
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trekhgornyval got a reaction from HamiltonianSandwich in Fall 2020 Applications
As a potentially MIT-bound nuclear scientist/engineer, I sure hope you are more precise with your work than with this forum!
(Just joking. This is the Education board, I'm guessing you meant to post in the Engineering one. Congratulations on the interviews nonetheless!)
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trekhgornyval got a reaction from Richelieu in Fall 2020 Applications
As a potentially MIT-bound nuclear scientist/engineer, I sure hope you are more precise with your work than with this forum!
(Just joking. This is the Education board, I'm guessing you meant to post in the Engineering one. Congratulations on the interviews nonetheless!)
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trekhgornyval got a reaction from CogLangPsych in PhD Interview Invitations
Nice, congratulations. I applied for Ed Policy and Social Context myself.
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trekhgornyval got a reaction from LisaNucar in PhD Interview Invitations
What program exactly? Education PhD? What concentration, if you don't mind sharing?
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trekhgornyval got a reaction from csun52 in What does it mean to get an early waitlist
Acceptances have gone out to the top candidates. Should any of them decline, the next names up on the wait list will be extended an offer. This process is usually dependent on candidates knowing all the offers available to them, and may included interviews, school visits, etc. If all this was expected to take place right before the April 15 deadline, it would be chaotic for everybody involved. Schools start issuing acceptances once they’ve reviewed applications and are ready to do so; the timelines provided on websites are generally loose and seem to mostly represent the ultimate deadline for hearing a decision.