Imphoteppie Posted January 24 Posted January 24 (edited) 22 minutes ago, mandrake said: Congrats! My area is late medieval/early modern. You? Also, did they tell who your interview would be with? Congrats to you too! My area is ancient! No idea who the interview might be with - I pressume John Pollini and Ann Marie Yasin; but I could also imagine having non specialists in the talk. I got an invite from DGS, forwarded by the Coordinator. BTW, what date did they schedule you for? Edited January 24 by Imphoteppie
mandrake Posted January 24 Posted January 24 10 minutes ago, Imphoteppie said: Congrats to you too! My area is ancient! No idea who the interview might be with - I pressume John Pollini and Ann Marie Yasin; but I could also imagine having non specialists in the talk. I got an invite from DGS, forwarded by the Coordinator. BTW, what date did they schedule you for? Yes that's how mine came through too. It also didn't say who with, I'm assuming the faculty I mentioned in my SOP, but I asked for clarification in my reply email which I hope wasn't out of line. I'm on the 31st!
Imphoteppie Posted January 24 Posted January 24 2 minutes ago, mandrake said: Yes that's how mine came through too. It also didn't say who with, I'm assuming the faculty I mentioned in my SOP, but I asked for clarification in my reply email which I hope wasn't out of line. I'm on the 31st! I guess that is fine. I did my previous study in Europe, which has a bit more hierarchy. However, from what I've gathered people in the US are more flexible, and its fine to ask for more information on the interview. I would also like to know what to prepare for. Sometimes, its a very specialized interview - where Professors ask in-depth questions about the project. Sometimes, its very bland (Why this school? Why a PhD? What are your plans?), and sometimes there can be outside specialists asking you about Art History in general, books you've read. In all cases, it takes a bit time to think about all of it - so it might not be bad to have more information. Any idea how their shortlist/decision making works?
Yikes_for_being_here Posted January 24 Posted January 24 My USC interview was scheduled on the 31st, but I have a flight for a research trip, so it will have to be rescheduled to the 30th, with Massari was really nice about.
arthistorygrad Posted Saturday at 06:12 PM Posted Saturday at 06:12 PM On 10/16/2024 at 7:55 PM, Maggie Cheung said: Hey there! Thanks for starting the thread! I'm applying to terminal MA programs for Fall 2025 with a focus on Contemporary Art, specifically socially engaged practices. I'm applying to 10 programs, mostly state schools that offer full funding, with the most prestigious being Williams. Congratulations on being so far along in the process-- I'm still ironing out my general statement and beginning to try and tailor it to specific programs. Since you said you were going insane when you first started writing them, do you have any words of advice? What helped you get to the point where you felt like they were finished? It obviously depends on the school, but a lot of smaller state schools that I've been researching encourage students applying straight from undergrad. My undergraduate advisor recommended I apply to PhD programs since funding opportunities are so much more plentiful than terminal MA's. And I think institutions like the idea of funding someone who will be around for 7-8 years as opposed to just 2-3! Hello! I’m also looking into fully funded masters in art history for the next application cycle. I knew about Williams, but not the other schools you’ve mentioned. Would you mind sharing which schools in your list offer full (or a substantial amount of) funding? Thank you! Maggie Cheung 1
alexandradelaurentiis Posted Saturday at 06:32 PM Posted Saturday at 06:32 PM Has anyone applied to the Institute of Fine Arts (NYU) for their PhD in History of Art and Archaeology and, if so, has anyone heard back?
peanutttttttt Posted Monday at 06:15 PM Posted Monday at 06:15 PM Has anyone heard from Princeton, Columbia, or UChicago?
Yikes_for_being_here Posted Tuesday at 02:53 AM Posted Tuesday at 02:53 AM Getting so antsy about Yale and WashU not responding yet. 🤢 sleepymaterialculturelover 1
halfanarthistorian Posted Tuesday at 04:38 PM Posted Tuesday at 04:38 PM Hello! I just graduated (Fall 2024) with my BA in art history with minors in Museum studies and Italian studies. I applied to nine programs for graduate studies (Boston University, UPenn, UC Berkeley, CU Boulder, Yale, Columbia, Courtauld Institute, Rice, and CUNY). I have only heard back from Boston University (accepted) for their master's program. I am getting slightly concerned not hearing from the PhD programs I applied for asking for interviews. The waiting game is rough. Yikes_for_being_here 1
canyoudigit Posted Tuesday at 09:33 PM Posted Tuesday at 09:33 PM Has anyone heard back from Art and Architectural History at UVA? fortunabrush25 1
sleepymaterialculturelover Posted yesterday at 07:23 PM Author Posted yesterday at 07:23 PM hey for anyone wondering about Columbia phd or ma admissions my professor who is on the admissions committee told me that they are still deliberating a bunch over the phds a lot and wasn't surprised when I said I hadn't heard back either for my apps so.... silent vibes everywhere ...
peanutttttttt Posted yesterday at 10:08 PM Posted yesterday at 10:08 PM 2 hours ago, sleepymaterialculturelover said: hey for anyone wondering about Columbia phd or ma admissions my professor who is on the admissions committee told me that they are still deliberating a bunch over the phds a lot and wasn't surprised when I said I hadn't heard back either for my apps so.... silent vibes everywhere ... thanks for sharing! Did your professor happen to mention if they do interviews or not?
mandrake Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago 5 hours ago, peanutttttttt said: thanks for sharing! Did your professor happen to mention if they do interviews or not? Columbia doesn't usually notify for the MA until late March and they do interviews, but only for PhDs
Artnouveaugal Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago 4 hours ago, mandrake said: Columbia doesn't usually notify for the MA until late March and they do interviews, but only for PhDs On 1/25/2025 at 7:32 PM, alexandradelaurentiis said: Has anyone applied to the Institute of Fine Arts (NYU) for their PhD in History of Art and Archaeology and, if so, has anyone heard back? I applied, but I have not heard back. Looking back at past threads, it seems like people did not hear back until late February to early March.
wwwwww_ Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago I saw posts of UChicago results of both admitted and waitlisted on the results board, but I haven’t heard anything from them. Does this mean that I am rejected?
peanutttttttt Posted 8 minutes ago Posted 8 minutes ago 1 hour ago, wwwwww_ said: I saw posts of UChicago results of both admitted and waitlisted on the results board, but I haven’t heard anything from them. Does this mean that I am rejected? I'm in the same boat. I think we are:(
babyphatjeans Posted 4 minutes ago Posted 4 minutes ago On 1/22/2025 at 3:50 PM, Imphoteppie said: Hey! Did anyone hear back from UT Austin or USC? hey i heard back from ut austin. hope you hear back soon!
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