Gryphon

:roll: :roll:

well yeah, gonna be a Good Friday.

I suspect that Harvard notify the rejections via postal letters only, however, acceptances will be given by E-mail and formal postal letter as well.

including international applicants? :cry:

thank you for your information. May I know how your friend was informed, via phone or postal letter or Email? The admission decisions were released by the department or the Grad School? I emailed the Grad School for the information about my application status, and they answered me like this: It is the policy of the Graduate School to notify applicants of their admissions status by written correspondence only. Unfortunately, we are unable to answer requests for this information by phone or email. We expect that all admissions letters will be mailed to applicants by March 15, 2009.

:? :? :?

I emailed the Grad School to ask about my application status yesterday, and here is the reply: "It is the policy of the Graduate School to notify applicants of their admissions status by written correspondence only. Unfortunately, we are unable to answer requests for this information by phone or email. We expect that all admissions letters will be mailed to applicants by March 15, 2009." so far I haven't got any news about the acceptances from any other applicants. but the word "Unfortunately" looks soooo wicked. :roll:

Congratulations! ^ ^ by the way, are the acceptances OFFERs or Admissions?

I mean those who are likely to be granted offers before the final decision making. They told me there wouldn't be any of such things. but seems there are folks who are being interviewed. curious...

..? Is it the English literature programme or the Comparative Literature? The secretary there told me that they wouldn't interview applicants. bad sign :cry:

seems like i have company.

i've just finished the Jungle Book. reading Buried Alive now, nice story.

PhD programme..

Are there any applicants for PhD programme in Comparative Literature at Yale who have received the decision notification?