Joey-Jawad Posted January 11 Posted January 11 8 hours ago, Barak said: Have you received an interview invitation from UNC as well? I had a brief interview (Hebrew Reading session) Last week and waiting for the result. Uh oh did UNC already did interviews? Anyone had interviews with UNC in the Religion in the Americas track?
Guest Posted January 11 Posted January 11 Just got an invite to interview at Northwestern. It will be next week. I applied for the American Religions area of study. Does anyone know what the "conversion rate" (sorry to use a law school admissions term!) is like for these interviews? Do they interview all candidates?
kickin3v3 Posted January 11 Posted January 11 5 hours ago, Joey-Jawad said: Uh oh did UNC already did interviews? Anyone had interviews with UNC in the Religion in the Americas track? I haven't heard anything from UNC! (Religion in Americas too) Joey-Jawad 1
therealhogwarts Posted January 12 Posted January 12 (edited) On 1/2/2024 at 12:24 PM, Joey-Jawad said: Hello all. This is nerve wracking! Does anyone know if Emory 1) ever admits without interviews 2) What the relationship between interviews and Recruitment Week is? Is it that only those who were interviewed get invited to Recruitment Week? Getting nervous because I feel like I should've gotten an interview request from Emory by now! Hello there. I finished my PhD at Emory last fall. Usually, you will receive an email or call about getting an interview. If you are in the US, that means an invite to the Recruitment week. If you are abroad, you will be asked to interview over Zoom. Still, any contact means you have made the first cut of 20 or so applicants. Ah! Just saw someone has provided this info above. Best of luck to those who get the interviews. Emory is a good place to study religion and Atlanta is a good place to live during your journey. Edited January 12 by therealhogwarts Joey-Jawad 1
Dolores9814 Posted January 17 Posted January 17 Just got an interview invitation from Notre Dame today, subfield comparative theology (I'm doing church history in east Asia) MickeyMouseClubHouse, Joey-Jawad, nmaltec and 1 other 3 1
nmaltec Posted January 17 Posted January 17 On 1/8/2024 at 12:24 PM, Guest said: Anyone get any interview invites yet? I just got an interview invite at Brown. Also, I’m the person who posted this but my original account got deleted (long story)! Joey-Jawad 1
Joey-Jawad Posted January 17 Posted January 17 Duke (soon) and Chicago (in a few weeks) interview scheduled!
nmaltec Posted January 17 Posted January 17 2 minutes ago, Joey-Jawad said: Duke (soon) and Chicago (in a few weeks) interview scheduled! Amazing. Congrats! Joey-Jawad 1
MickeyMouseClubHouse Posted January 17 Posted January 17 37 minutes ago, Joey-Jawad said: Duke (soon) and Chicago (in a few weeks) interview scheduled! Congrats! Duke ThD or GPR?
Joey-Jawad Posted January 17 Posted January 17 6 minutes ago, MickeyMouseClubHouse said: Congrats! Duke ThD or GPR? GPR!
MickeyMouseClubHouse Posted January 17 Posted January 17 23 minutes ago, Joey-Jawad said: GPR! If you don’t mind, which track?
Ben1025 Posted January 17 Posted January 17 (edited) I applied to Catholic Universtity of America and Notre Dame. Church History and History of Christianity concentrations respectively. 12 hours ago, Dolores9814 said: Just got an interview invitation from Notre Dame today, subfield comparative theology (I'm doing church history in east Asia) Congrats on the invitation. I know Dr. Walatka at ND said that there were usually around 60 applications for History of Christianity for 2-4 slots so it may take a while to know for my concentration. Has anyone heard from CUA yet? Edited January 17 by Ben1025
Joey-Jawad Posted January 17 Posted January 17 5 minutes ago, MickeyMouseClubHouse said: If you don’t mind, which track? World Christianity. Smaller track so probably faster?
Theo6465 Posted January 17 Posted January 17 Anyone heard back from Vanderbilt PhD in Religion? Received any interviews?
שמע אלוהים Posted January 17 Posted January 17 1 hour ago, Joey-Jawad said: World Christianity. Smaller track so probably faster? Duke GPR interviews are conducted by each individual track and are not uniformly sent out (some tracks may not do competitive interviews, but there has been a trend in the direction of holding interviews over the past few years). One track in the GPR may have already sent out interviews while another may do so later, but all tracks should be interviewing soon if they plan to do so at all. I can confirm that the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament track at Duke (PhD/GPR) held a series of competitive interviews yesterday. ThD interviews have not happened yet as the Divinity School is a little behind schedule, but all shortlisted candidates for the ThD are interviewed per standard practice. Mr. David Jay 1
Dolores9814 Posted January 17 Posted January 17 Will Chicago interview all their candidates? Haven't heard anything from them yet, kinda anxious, applied for Asian/Buddhism marchlorek 1
FlorenceNight Posted January 17 Posted January 17 Hello! First time posting on Grad Cafe, so pardon if I say anything too taboo. I am still waiting on a few programs, but I have an interview set up at Baylor (yay!) Has anyone here interviewed with Baylor? If so, how did it go? I’ve read from past years that they typically interview 4 candidates per sub field and typically choose 2. Does anyone know if that’s still the case? I am honestly just really grateful for the opportunity to interview, even if it doesn’t work out. Best wishes to everyone!!
nmaltec Posted January 18 Posted January 18 Likewise, anybody heard anything from Yale (Religion and Modernity), Columbia (Religion, Gender, and Sexuality), or Princeton (Religion in the Americas)?
Joey-Jawad Posted January 18 Posted January 18 16 minutes ago, nmaltec said: Likewise, anybody heard anything from Yale (Religion and Modernity), Columbia (Religion, Gender, and Sexuality), or Princeton (Religion in the Americas)? Also waiting for Religion and Modernity and No
Dolores9814 Posted January 18 Posted January 18 18 minutes ago, nmaltec said: Likewise, anybody heard anything from Yale (Religion and Modernity), Columbia (Religion, Gender, and Sexuality), or Princeton (Religion in the Americas)? different track (asian religion/buddhism/ mission history), but sadly no
kickin3v3 Posted January 18 Posted January 18 59 minutes ago, nmaltec said: Likewise, anybody heard anything from Yale (Religion and Modernity), Columbia (Religion, Gender, and Sexuality), or Princeton (Religion in the Americas)? I had an interview with Princeton last week for Religion in the Americas, but unsure if they're still interviewing!
nmaltec Posted January 18 Posted January 18 Just had my Northwestern AmRel interview. For context and posterity—as I was wishing I had more background when I got the invite—interview was very laid-back and friendly, though the questions were critical and incisive. Asked first about my project pretty extensively, then "Why Northwestern," then they all asked me their own questions and I got to ask some as well. Really positive experience! Joey-Jawad 1
שמע אלוהים Posted January 20 Posted January 20 On 1/17/2024 at 5:46 PM, FlorenceNight said: Hello! First time posting on Grad Cafe, so pardon if I say anything too taboo. I am still waiting on a few programs, but I have an interview set up at Baylor (yay!) Has anyone here interviewed with Baylor? If so, how did it go? I’ve read from past years that they typically interview 4 candidates per sub field and typically choose 2. Does anyone know if that’s still the case? I am honestly just really grateful for the opportunity to interview, even if it doesn’t work out. Best wishes to everyone!! The information you cite about Baylor comports with what I know about their admissions process. Although it is hard to say with any certainty, if you have an interview at Baylor, I would put your final odds of admission at about 75%. They will offer admission to 50% of those they interview, but almost assuredly one of those applicants will be tapped by Yale, Duke, Princeton, Chicago, etc. That said, I am uncertain if they still take two students per subfield each year, so it may be best to talk with current students to see what their current admissions practices may be (current graduate students can speak to their own experience but they are not always privy to how the process will be handled in the current admissions cycle). FlorenceNight 1
MickeyMouseClubHouse Posted January 22 Posted January 22 Anyone heard from Duke Div about ThD interviews?
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