SLP_2019

Does anyone know how much a year of liability insurance is for grad school? Trying to budget for next year...

Sorry to bother everyone in this thread again, but does anyone happen to know when they are sending out waitlist rankings/rejections? I realize that not hearing anything at this point is most likely a rejection, but I'd like to see the actual decision in writing at some point...

Yes, I just don't think the program itself is worth that much to me. I wasn't incredibly impressed at the open house and if I'm going to spend $100k on a graduate education then I want to absolutely love the school and program. I think the school is a great option for some people, I have met some alumni who loved it. It just isn't the right choice for me.

Honestly, I wouldn't count on it. They already admitted twice the number of people then they need to fill a class. Only if more than 50% decline would they start pulling from the waitlist. Although, technically anything is possible. One thing you can do is send a letter of continued interest to the program director. Draw attention to your application again and talk about why you might be a good fit for them. It's a long shot but you have nothing to lose at this point

I am in the exact same boat, I have a 3.7 cumulative and 3.67 in the major with a 310 v+q on the GRE and I only got accepted to one school, which I will de declining due to cost. I also have a pretty good breadth of volunteer experiences and extracurriculars from my undergrad. I am on 2 waitlists but it doesn't look great for either. It is frustrating to feel like you are a decently qualified candidate and then get heartbroken by this process. I am planning on taking 2 years to build up my resume even more, then reapply for Fall of 2021. I really don't know what else to do because like you my GPA is set in stone at this point and I don't think I will be able to significantly improve my GRE scores. Thank you for sharing your experience, it made me feel a little bit better knowing there are others in a similar situation as I am.

I will be declining an admission at UoP and a waitlist spot at Hawaii. If anyone is declining their spot at SFSU please post about it!

I haven't received anything . Congratulations on your admission! Do you plan on accepting the offer?

Is anyone else planning on attending the open house at University of the Pacific? And are you bringing parents?

Did anyone who interviewed with SF State happen to ask when they would be sending out decisions?

What was the priority deadline?

This is the SLP sub forum lol I have been wondering about the timeline as well. I am one of those people that needs a little hand holding before I feel confident so getting in and out of grad school so quickly definitely scares me a bit. I did talk to some recent alum from the accelerated program that I applied to and they didn't seem to express any concern about not being prepared, so that makes me feel a little better going into it, but it probably varies by school.

Oh wow, I'm not until late afternoon. I wonder how many people were invited to interview.

I will be at the Monday interview as well! I am hoping it will be a little less nerve wracking to be around peers in a group setting.

Has anyone heard anything from Hawaii? I had an interview weeks ago and haven't heard anything since. There are barely any posts about the program on the forum or results page. I am hoping that means less competition since they accept so few people anyways, but who knows. I thought they said they would be sending out decisions this week, but I was so nervous during the interview I barely remember what they said

I am applying to teach english abroad! I know I'll need some time to heal from the heartbreak of rejection if I don't get in anywhere, and I think it will be a good resume builder for if I decide to apply again, especially if I am able to become fluent in another language. Hopefully I won't need a Plan B though ?