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it's that time again ladies and gents. English 2011 Roundup! Feel free to share your area and prospective schools here.

I am:

UPenn

Columbia

Harvard

Notre Dame

WashU

UMass-Amherst

Renaissance Literature

Good luck!

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Columbia

Stanford

Toronto

Northwestern

UPenn

UCSB

UCDavis

Michigan

Penn State

Vanderbilt

Indiana Bloomington

Brown

WUSTL

Renaissance Lit/Shakespeare/Women and Gender

Good luck everyone!

Posted

Ahhhhhhhh....

if the gradecafe results board is to be believed, someone has already been accepted to UC-Davis.

:blink:

*gulp*

I'm applying to 7 schools, for American Lit.

Good luck to us all!

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Medieval Literature:

Toronto

Columbia

UCLA

WashU

NYU

Ohio State

McGill

Oxford

Trinity College Dublin

York

Medieval Studies:

Notre Dame

Yale

Posted

Medieval Literature / Women's studies

U Oregon

Western Michigan

Ohio State

Indiana Bloomington

U Tennessee

U Missouri

Arizona State

Posted

19-20th Century English/French, Queer Theory, Psychoanalysis

Columbia

Emory

NYU

CUNY

Brown

Villanova

Northeastern

BC

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On 12/16/2010 at 5:24 PM, Gingermick said:

Columbia

Stanford

Toronto

Northwestern

UPenn

UCSB

UCDavis

Michigan

Penn State

Vanderbilt

Indiana Bloomington

Brown

WUSTL

Renaissance Lit/Shakespeare/Women and Gender

Good luck everyone!

Looks like we'll be in competition at Vanderbilt. I'm also Early Modern/Shakespeare, with an emphasis on Renaissance pedagogy and scenes of education (hence the appeal of Vanderbilt. Lynn Enterline has been doing some awesome work in Renaissance pedagogy recently).

Besides Vanderbilt, I'm applying to:

UCLA

UMD

SUNY Buffalo

U of Virginia

U of Delaware

U of Florida

WUSTL

U of Rochester

and

Rutgers

Good luck everyone!

Posted

Early American lit., and I finished the last of my apps a couple days ago.

Chicago

Cornell

NYU

Northwestern

Rutgers

Stanford

WashU

Yale

Good luck to everyone!

Posted

Chicago

UPenn

Princeton

Harvard

Brown

Cambridge

McGill

WashU

Exeter

York

Manchester

UCL

maybe Warwick

maybe Vanderbilt

Focus: gender, sexuality & queer studies; disability studies; psychoanalysis/critical theory; 20-21C

Posted

Yay more Renaissance people! I love Lynn Enterline's work. She also does some stuff with gender so she's one of the professors I'd like to work with at Vanderbilt. I seriously considered applying to UCLA, WashU, and Rutgers as well as the ridiculously long list I have going, so I'm surprised we don't have more overlapping schools!

Posted

UNC-Greensboro, although not as prestigious a program, has two AMAZING Renaissance scholars working in gender theory - Dr. Jen Feather and Dr. Michelle Dowd. Both have important books scheduled for release this year. Deadline for their program is January 2; might be worth a look.

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Hi everyone. I've been lurking around the forums for a while, trying (but mostly failing) to assuage all my feelings of panic and confusion regarding the application process. I have learned a lot from everyone though. :)

Stanford

Duke

Berkeley

JHU

Northwestern

Michigan

Chicago

Cornell

Brown

WashU

Vanderbilt

Interests: Romanticism (mostly British, but some Continental)/historicism/postmodernism... And all sorts of other -isms. Yeah...

Good luck all!

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Hey! New here. I'm applying to:

UMass Amherst

UConn

Brandeis

BC

Harvard

Princeton

Yale

BU

SUNY Stonybrook

Penn State

Victorian literature, impact of popular performance on novels

Posted

Hi all!

CUNY

NYU

Rutgers

WashU--St. Louis

UMass--Amherst

IU--Bloomington

Purdue

18C British Literature (particularly satire)/Composition/Rhetoric

Good luck to all (and hopefully myself)!

Posted

Hi all!

I'm applying to both Creative Writing AND Literature PhDs.

LIT

WUSTL

Univ. of Texas-Austin

Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison

Univ. of Michigan--Ann Arbor

Penn

Cornell

Late 19th-Early 20th Century with an emphasis on transatlantic view/representations of science, literature, and gender/women

CRW

Ohio Univ.

USC

FSU

Univ. of Illinois--Chicago

Univ. of Missouri (maybe)

Good luck to everyone!

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