Inez

You can also take one of the intensive summer Greek institutes that some of the major programs offer - it's like Greek boot camp, but you will come out knowing Greek and prepared to take classes at another institution for transfer credit. As someone who started Greek late, the language is imperative for acceptance to graduate school and most programs will not even consider your application at all if you have little to no Greek. Good luck!

Kansas, Kentucky, Washington University and the University of Georgia (among others) also have great terminal MA programs and offer funded positions. If you go to the Classical Journal website, there is a whole list of both terminal MA and PhD programs and also a survey they've filled out about their program that might help you pick a department suited to your interests.

Hi Guys! Good luck to all of you and keep the faith - especially for those waitlistings. I know at many places, mostly everywhere, not only was funding cut significantly, but the applicant pool doubled or even tripled. This doesn't seem to be the case at the Ivy's, but at almost all the large state schools. Hang in there!

Anyone hearing any good news? I am dreading March!!

Elizabeth and JP: I also applied to University of Washington and my transcripts haven't been updated either. Good luck guys! Was the acceptance posting today either of you?