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I don't think so. They've already done acceptances and waitlists though.

U Miami FL has cancelled their visit.

UMD has cancelled their visit.

Did you solicit the JHU rejection?

Anyone else been hopefully answering every spam call?

In at Miami (Florida)!

Glad I'm not alone in this!

Has anyone received official funding information from Marquette yet?

Rejected by Madison.

Rejected by Northwestern.

Rejected from Minnesota.

Also in at UMD!

I don't know if it's the one on the results page but a friend of mine has been accepted there.

I'll add that last year I applied to both analytic and continental departments from a very analytic phil MA program. I used a continental paper, and I got shut out (my paper topic may have been the mistake, I'm not sure). But, this being said, I had much more interest from analytic programs than continental ones. I think coming from an analytic department makes it quite difficult to get into continental departments. To me, it seemed like my application was a non-starter for all of the continental departments I applied to, while at least in the analytic departments I got waitlisted. Good luck, OP!

I'll add to this that some schools will release a round of rejections first before doing any acceptances, though I think this is a bit rarer than what's already been described. (For instance, Brown did a first round cut pretty early on last year, from what I can remember).

Thanks! It's helpful to know that you still got offers where letter were late!

Hi All! I'm wondering if anyone has any idea how flexible application deadlines are for letter writers. It's my understanding that they're somewhat flexible. Meaning that letter writers can get their LoRs in a bit after the deadline for the actual application, but I don't have a good sense of how flexible they actually are. Does anyone happen to know, generally, how late is too late? (Of course, I am sure this also depends on the school but if anyone who is already in a PhD program has some insight into this, it would be very helpful)! Thanks a bunch!

I know this is rather old data but here it states that the average quantitative score for intended philosophy majors is 153. Maybe it's gone up a bit since 2014 when this was aggregated?

Why do you think this?