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Anyone heard anything yet?

Broke down and emailed one of the schools for an update. Their email was less informative than I expected, since that's exactly the same info that is provided on the website! ugh! "Your file is complete and pending review by the admission committee. As soon as a final decision will be rendered, you will be notified via email and your account will be updated"

Results Survey shows an acceptance in the University of Ottawa's Public and International Affairs program... anyone else has heard anything?

Thanks for the info FloridaGator, I hope this is not the case though! It seems like an awfully long time to make decisions. Are they generally that late in responding? sigh...

Congrats! That's awesome, and I bet it was a tough call!

Mcdonaad: I hope you hear back soon! Saab: Thanks for the info! Did you get into both programs? Badmomrising: I saw that date for NPSIA, it drives me nuts! Especially cause the Results Survey shows that people got acceptances around that date, so you must be right, they must be trying to keep the harassing from students to a minimum. I hope they get back to us soon, the wait is killing me!

Hi guys! Just wondering if anyone has heard of this year's timelines for decisions for MA programs in Poli Sci. I applied to Carleton (NPSIA), McGill and Ottawa (Public and International Affairs) and have heard nothing yet. Are they still processing PhD applications? Good luck to everyone!

Hi guys! First and foremost, congrats to those that have gotten acceptance letters and to all those who have contributed to this forum! It definitely makes the wait a little bit better! Just a quick question: I checked the Results Survey but there is nothing about dates for decisions at Dalhousie's MA International Development program. Does anyone know when letters start coming out? I looked at other MA programs I applied to and it seems that in the past, letters have come out mid-March at the earliest for all of them, so just wondering if that's typical for MA programs. Any info would be greatly appreciated!