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  1. 6 hours ago, jtro37 said:

    Most PIs should know you're being recruited by other programs so I don't think they'd take it very harshly. I just sent them like quick emails saying thanks for everything but I'm going somewhere else. My explanation was that there was a better fit in terms of research so I think most would understand that. If it's about money then I'd suggest not mentioning that lol

    oh I kinda didn't explain. I just thanked them to be honest.

  2. 6 hours ago, sgaw10 said:

    You've got tons of great interviews! Surely everything will be fine :) It's their loss

     

    2 hours ago, girlbui said:

    I think the fact that UW knew some people are so smart they're not going to go there anyway so they don't bother wasting money flying them out.I can see that you got some interviews in very top schools 

    Aww thanks guys. Y'all aren't bad yourselves :)))

  3. 18 hours ago, Moods said:

    Oh....I thought those were just Skype interviews. Well, awesome....Okay, this is FINE. Thanks for letting me know. Now I can prepare myself for another rejection (I wish they would just tell us already if that's so, you know?)

    I also thought those were Skype interviews and then there would be an additional onsite interview (personally didn't get one but that's been the trend according to some of the grad students in my lab). Someone mentioned that POIs had to let the admissions committee by 1/28 (yesterday) about the candidates they interviewed so I don't think they sent out their onsite ones yet?

     

  4. 9 hours ago, BrownEukaryote said:

    I heard back from a Professor at Stanford and I am really excited!!!
    Since I am an international student, I wanted to get some stuff cleared from you guys.

    1. I was told to expect an official invitation to the graduate interviews on March 7/8. I gather that this would be an on-campus interview. Do you have any idea whether international students are funded for interview visits? Even if so, I am worried if I would make it since getting a visa to the US is really really hard from my country :( 
    2. Since a Professor contacted me, would I be supervised by him if I were accepted (I really like his lab group though) without getting to do lab rotations? 

    For funding for the trip, you would likely have to contact a director of graduate studies, and they will be able to tell you how much they are willing to fund. I guess the visa is also really hard, and if that's the case, it's hard to say whether you will be able to visit. :/

    I don't think you'd be automatically supervised by him, and you're probably still welcome to do lab rotations. You ultimately declare who you want to be your advisor (as long as it's mutual).

  5. 10 hours ago, empress_empiria said:

    So are we assuming rejection if not contacted yet by stanford? 

    I think it's early. If I'm being honest, as much as love their orthopaedic and imaging based research, the stories I've heard from the lab I work in about Stanford (sad students, restructuring - more of a rumor, idk how true it is) have definitely turned me off. So even if I got an invite, I'm not sure how much I would commit.

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