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Thanks so much for you reply and I am very sorry to hear that. Best of luck to you!

Anyone else waiting to hear from GT?

Anyone hear from Georgetown or email them at all? Any update would be much appreciated!

Would anyone be willing to share the email they sent requesting more funding from a master's degree program? I would greatly appreciate it! Thank you so much.

Thanks so much for the update! What's your subfield?

Are you also IR if you don't mind me asking?

Thank you so much for the information! I appreciate it!!

Thank you so much for sharing. What do you mean by that? I didn't know they were doing virtual meetings. How many people attended and was it just for those who accepted the offer? Do you know? Thanks again!

Thank you so much for your reply! It doesn't look like we are getting anything today, unfortunately. I really hope they are not just going to send rejections en masse in Mid-March. Best of luck to you!!!

Thank you so much for your response. Did you email the gradmail admissions email? I emailed them and they replied. They only said that decisions are released after 8-10 weeks. I applied before the deadline, so it's been (actually) longer than that. I just don't understand what the hold up is. Best of luck to you!

Sorry - I know you said you'll update when they respond, but have you heard back from them? Did you just email the general graduate admissions email?

Emailed GT was told that my application is under review and that decisions are sent 8-10 weeks after deadline. Anyone else hear back from them?

Wondering the same.

Thank you so much for this. I saw before that at least 5 people claimed acceptances and a few more claimed waitlists at Georgetown. Do you think they will send out more? Its the only university I am waiting to hear from that I am not sure about and it's making me very anxious. Have you heard anything else from them?

Were you referred to their master's program? I was referred to CIR and i am thinking i should email to withdraw from that

Just rejected from uchicago

Can someone please help me decide what to do? I indicated on my phd application that I am applying to the dual jd/phd program, but i am not ready to take the lsat so I withdrew my registration and won't be applying to the law school anymore. Should i reach out to the phd admissions and let them know? Is it going to hurt my chances?