prolix

Lol, no, it was in an hour and a half... Which actually turned out to be an overestimation because they called an hour before I expected them to call! No problem, though. It was pretty short, about 10-15 min, and very relaxed, like your friend's interview was. The woman on the other end asked why I wanted to study audiology, and that was pretty much it. She said to expect notification of admission/rejection during the first couple weeks of March. I think the total number of applicants they were interviewing - as of this morning - was about 105 (SLP and AuD combined). Guess there's nothing left to do but wait and see, but man, does waiting suck. I'm tempted to go to Happy Hour for a little afternoon relaxation!

I'm doing audiology and the most I've got so far is a request for a 4th LOR, an invite to SUNY Buffalo's Open House, and a phone interview with Syracuse University (which is in an hour and a half - I'm hyperventilating!)... Anyways, other than that, I've yet to hear anything from the rest of my 9 schools.

Hey everyone! It's my first post - I'll skip the introductions and get to the good stuff (or not so good stuff... I'm not quite sure)! So I received an email the other day from a member of the adcom at one of my desired grad schools. The person informed me that one of my recommenders only sent an objective sheet rather than an objective sheet plus an actual letter. As a result, the person asked me if I could send a fourth. When I inquired as to whether or not the personalized letter should come from the same person or the new one, the person told me that it would be great if I could obtain a letter from a different person. Luckily, I managed to snag one of my professors with whom I'm taking an individual study course, but all this leads me to wonder... Do they want a fourth LOR because they're interested in me, or do they just simply not want to look at my application without that fourth letter (keep in mind the initial requirements were only 3 LORs)? Thanks for the input in advance fellow "wait"-ers!