magicunicorn Posted April 22, 2012 Posted April 22, 2012 I was fairly "out" in my application through details in my CV and SOP, and then my proposed interests of study in my SOP only involved research on LGBT sexuality. I was accepted to multiple top programs and will be attending a top-5 school this fall. On my school visits, my "out-ness" was not at all a factor - so I wouldn't "closet" yourself in your application. Since well, what's the use of going to a program that would have rejected you had you been more upfront about your sexuality and your interests. gaygaygay and McDull 2
gaygaygay Posted April 22, 2012 Posted April 22, 2012 Since well, what's the use of going to a program that would have rejected you had you been more upfront about your sexuality and your interests. I absolutely agree. I was out in my statement of purpose and my writing sample. I know my acceptance and rejections were not related with my sexual orientation because the professors whom I wanted to work with were also out.
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