yaotai

well...maybe... if there are no results from other applicants share here, it's highly positive with your application... but if admission results show many people have been admitted, then the outcomes might not look good.

I received the rej from JHU today... so...I'll probably be there... my research field is labor, I'm happy J.Haydu and R.Biernacki are both there, and my professor also acquainted with Isaac Martin and highly recommend him. (they are classmates during grad periods in berkeley) And you? which faculty do you interest or have contacted?

I am a Taiwanese student. Up to now, I am luckily admitted by UCSD, UMass, Syracuse, but rejected by lots of schools like UCB、UMich、Stanford、UW-Madison、UMN、OSU、NCSU、Oregon… I guess there’s no denying that the application of international students become a little bit difficult these year because of the financial consideration and the limited "quota" for outlanders. So….I am just curious… Are there any international students here who apply for 2011 Soc program? And your results?

the government scholarship is from ministry of education in my country, Taiwan(R.O.C). I'm still waiting for NYU/UCLA/JHU results, if rejected by them (probably >.<), I would attend SD. and you?

you mean UMass-Amherst? I got the admission on 2/24, and the recruitment event will be hold on March 24th & 25th. I guess they admit 24 students this year. (through the addresses of recipients)

My UCLA status has not changed, which displays as "To date, no decision has been made on your application"... anyone has the same situation as me? so...it looks like I'll receive the rej soon

i also got the my scholarship package from UCSD two days ago. I am an international student, coz I have the government scholarship for three years, the department of Soc gives me the latter two years funding, which include the tution & fees, with 18000 stipend. it also mentions that beyond our awarded support years, the department will provide with various opportunities for academic employment as a TA or Reader, not guaranteed, though.