konjurer

'Grats, littlefish -- you must be so excited! I'm still waiting to hear back, but I think that my luck's run out...from the program associate's email, I'm guessing that the last batch of acceptances (excluding those under special circumstances) was released last Friday, and rejections should start this week. *sighhhhh*

I'm not affiliated with PC, but I'm sure that experience is a major plus for your application! I hope I hear something by Friday because I really, really don't want to plough through another giant box of Goldfish this weekend...

I emailed the Teaching of English program on Monday and was told that it would release decisions "by this Friday if not by early next week." I'm so nervous...! Anyone else applying to become an English teacher? (edited to clarify original statement )

Here is a wall posting from the "Teachers College, Columbia University Prospective Students" facebook group: "Thanks for applying to TC! We anticipate the majority of application decisions to be released by mid-March (the week of the 15th). However, there is a chance that some students may hear earlier or some may hear slightly later. With the large number of programs we have, each admission committee has a slightly different application review timeline. Please note that admission decisions are no longer mailed out via postal service. You will receive an email confirmation that a decision has been made on your application with instructions on how to receive your decision. Make sure that tcinfo@tc.columbia.edu doesn't go to your spam! Best of Luck!"

Congratulations! I think that Berkeley is a beautiful city to live and study in at all times of the year. It's been rainy the past few days, and I love seeing the eucalyptus groves and Lawrence Berkeley Lab shrouded in mist (instead of drenched in the usual sunshine). My dream school is Teachers College, Columbia, so I've been dreaming of living in Manhattan. I'm so excited for falling snow (!), hehe...

UVERworld and Lee Soo Young

Hi! I have a question that I hope someone may be able to answer...how reliable are the "Student Outcomes" listed on petersons.com? I am applying to a teacher education program at Teachers College, and I was (pleasantly) surprised when I saw the rather high admission rate for my prospective program. Still, I wonder how many grains of salt should I take with this...any thoughts? =P Thanks! =)