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What did they tell you last year on the phone, nothing?

Is it true that Princeton and Yale have already been behind their schedules compared to previous cycles?

Princeton and Yale don't recognize President's day as a holiday. Harvard does.

Is JPM your adviser? He seems to be the DGS, right?

There's no harm to lower your expectation in such cases, you'll always likely to exceed them later

I just think it's more people checking websites or finally remembered to post it. NU should have done that by Friday, don't even think they bother working on Saturday only to update rejections

15-20 and that's a large #? If they admit 15-20, maybe around 10 will enter, that could well be one of the smallest cohorts in top schools

What has Widner been doing recently? She wasn't publishing in recent years, and her two ongoing work projects seemed to have lasted for decades...

Interesting, we have similar interests, isn't Michigan also a great choice, is Grzymala-Busse's work relevant to your foucus?

Would you ditch Princeton for van de Walle and a generous funding package?

Madison may count on the recall elections

Does Stanford even keep a waiting list? Never heard that According to the result search record, it took Stanford 2 days to reject all applicants. The earliest rejection was dates Feb.3 2011, while another post with side note "-Balderdash" had the rejection dated Feb.4 2011. Or maybe the staff there just went lunch and will come back to screw the rest later.

Congrats! Did you post on result search, saying Caporaso is your "top choice professor in my subject error"?

Who's wait listed at "University Of Notre DameFlorida", It must be somewhere between Indiana and Florida, may be Tennessee?

With Stanford at hand, why bother funding in Madison and Chapel Hill?

It was said that Stanford will be sending out rejections this Friday

As much as the Linsanity stories draws my attention, I think they should inspire the graduate schools. Stanford rejected Lin, while Harvard offered him admission. So admission committees, don't overlook us, since we may well be Lin~

QMSS in Columbia Pol Sci MA in Columbia, MIT, Oxford, Cambridge, LSE, and most top European Schools MAPSS in Chicago MPA/MPP CIR in Chicago and IR MA program in Yale if you do IR Regional Studies programs in some top schools if you are a comparativist

Someone posted on result search saying that Stanford is done, rejections will be out by Friday

Very often times the web shows "too many requests, try later", I believe in some midnights they even crash the server, since I occasionally would see "504 gateway time out" sign

Is Cornell speedy this year? Btw, this is what absolutely real news look like, 6 posts in very short time, with matching details. That's a wave of admissions, the Yale one has been so sporadic so far.

The two posts citing Dunning and Scheve seemed to make it more convincing that Yale has been taking actions. Though I still find it hard to explain that no one have ever posted anything about Yale in this thread. Chances are all those posts were all troll, but there were 8 of them....

That's interesting! Did ETS caution score users to take "special care" when evaluating test takers at the upper end of the verbal range, particularly those who got a 169/170, given that those test takers could not score above 740 on the old scale？

The impossible scores are 136 for verbal, 165 and 162 for quant, according to the GRE conversion table. Though I don't recall seeing any such GRE scores on the Yale reports.

Glad to see you back!