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Do you all let your POI know when you accept an offer from a different school, or do you just let the DGS know?

Congratulations! If you are talking about the MyBama website nothing has changed on my “Admission Type:” Probably just waiting for the Graduate School to mail out rejections…. Disappointing, but oh well

Has anyone heard from Alabama? I know one person was contacted by their POI. Wondering if there have been any official notices mailed out.

Me too. Sorry to hear that.

Still waiting on UGA as well. I highly doubt that anything will happen. Looks like they made their decision.

Well, I don't think there is going to be any good news. I think at this point we are just waiting for the Graduate School to update the admission decision to "rejected."

You are right. Take the lessons you learned from this cycle and apply them to the next.

My application status changed from "recommend" to "decision" today. However, my admission decision still states "decision pending." Probably not a good sign. Probably just waiting on the graduate school to reject me

Hopefully you are right!

While the process of waiting for decisions can be gruesome, remember that there is always next year. You should not take out loans for a PhD in history. Familiarize yourself with the pay of professors, even at leading universities, and you will think again about taking out 100k in loans.

I have a feeling that this means nothing in regards to the chances of you being admitted or not. I think that it is simply indicating that the Graduate School passed your file on to the admissions committee in the department. While I could be wrong, it looks like South Carolina already made their decisions.

I asked this a couple of posts ago, but somehow the conversation shifted back to talking about POIs. Has anyone heard from South Carolina? I saw one lonley admit on the results page. Also, any news on decisions by UGA?

Anyone know anything about South Carolina? I saw one lonley admit on the results page. Did decisions already go out?

Thank you all for the replies! Very informative.

Is it possible to get into a Poli-Sci PhD program with a MA in History? Also, what are your chances of actually getting in when neither of your previous degrees is in Political Science?