Anyone else who has applied to UChicago at Urbana-Champaign and not heard anything from them yet? I saw one acceptance from a week ago or so on the results page.
Congrats! Does it mean that if there is no funding = practically a rejection? I mean, an acceptance is great, but what is the use of it without funding?
Thanks! I saw some unrelated decisions from WUSTL tho, something like Immunology or Medicine. Although one person here has said that her or his decision has been received already.
Congrats! Have you received an email and had your status page updated?
I see nothing on my status page, just the list of the docs I submitted.
Or maybe there is a different page?
ATTENTION!
For our convenience, I have created a Telegram chat group that can be used to share any news we have and stay tuned to the conversation!
The address of the group: t.me/thegradcafe
I believe using Telegram as a conversation platform during this waiting time for an overly anxious dude like myself is a bit of a relief.
I guess the worst thing is if a person gets waitlisted (or her or his application is put on hold or something) and has to wait for ages to get closure on the attempt. However, this may certainly be alleviated by the news in the form of positive decisions by other universities... Once you get into a school and are contented with it, the other decisions do not simply hold the same gravity anymore ...
To those who have been accepted already (well done, btw!):
Are any of you - who are in IR or CP - NOT quant-research focused?
I know US schools are quant-oriented, though I’m sure not everything in IR or CP is about quant.
Please share your ideas.
Hi, everyone! Any news for Northwestern applicants?
Also, has anyone applied to the following universities:
Boston U, U of Illinois at Chicago, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, U of Minnesota Twin Cities, Wash U in St.L, Mizzou, Pittsburgh, Mississippi, McGill?
If yes, any news for you, ladies and gentlemen? Nothing for me so far - and it is scary.
Please let me know if you get anything.
Thank you, and good luck, people.