ThiagoMaia1

Does anyone know if Baylor has sent out the invites for the visit yet?

What is this information based on? If it's based on the Grad Cafe, it's more likely that they have released more but those people simply have not submitted their status, no?

Hi. I'm also international. I've only got one decision (University of Missouri). Waiting on: Princeton Notre Dame Baylor St Louis University Purdue Oklahoma Texas at Austin Most of these seem to give decisions around the last week of February, based on past years of The Grad Cafe, so I think it's expected.

Update: Washington University in St. Louis (WashU/WUSTL) (02/06) University of Tennessee, Knoxville (02/03) University of Cincinnati (02/02) DePaul University (02/01) Northwestern University (01/28) University of Chicago (01/26) Boston College (01/26 - Interviews) Johns Hopkins University (01/24 - Interviews) Ohio State University (01/22) I'm only listing universities that have many results (both acceptance/interview and rejection) posted in the Grad Cafe surveys, to make sure that these indicate widespread decisions made.

Update: University of Cincinnati (02/02) DePaul University (02/01) Northwestern University (01/28) University of Chicago (01/26) Boston College (01/26 - Interviews) Johns Hopkins University (01/24 - Interviews) Ohio State University (01/22) I'm only listing universities that have many results (both acceptance/interview and rejection) posted in the Grad Cafe surveys, to make sure that these indicate widespread decisions made.

Received an email from them today saying that my application is still being reviewed, so not rejected yet.

Does anyone know if Baylor has sent out the weekend visit yet? Here they say they bring the finalists for a visit in early February, so I guess they should have sent the invites by now. I haven't received it, but didn't see any such invites posted as interview in the Grad Cafe results list, so I'm wondering if I should consider myself rejected or not.

Update: Northwestern University (01/28) University of Chicago (01/26) Boston College (01/26 - Interviews) Johns Hopkins University (01/24 - Interviews) Ohio State University (01/22) I'm only listing universities that have many results (both acceptance/interview and rejection) posted in the Grad Cafe surveys, to make sure that these indicate widespread decisions made.

Based on the grad cafe results so far, the only american Philosophy PhD programs to give responses to a broad number of candidates were: University of Chicago (Today) John Hopkins University (Interviews) Ohio State University I believe we should see a few more this week.